Op 17/12/2010 11:43, qplace schreef: > Thank you for the reply. That is what I am using to determine field > coordinates, call to getFieldPositions. For most of the pdf documents that I > tested it works fine. OK. > There is one document, however, where this method > returns 0 for the left coordinates. I am using following method to find the > left coordinate of the field (itextsharp): > AcroFields.FieldPosition.position.Left. > > When I open this particular document in Acrobat I noticed that the left border > of the field sits exactly on the left margin of the page. The coordinate of the lower-left corner of a document is usually[*] (0, 0). So if the left border of the field sits exactly on the left margin of the page, then a result of 0 is correct, isn't it? If not, I don't understand the question.
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