Op 22/12/2010 17:49, Johannes Becker schreef: > Hi, > > I'm trying to put radio buttons/checkboxes (checked and unchecked) in a table > cell. These buttons shouldn't be modifiable (i.e. only for display). So you don't need an interactive form? Then you should use a font containing checkbox glyphs (for instance wingdings). > As far as I understood, fields like RadioCheckField are always modifiable. Why would you use RadioCheckField if you don't need an interactive form? > Is there another way to achieve this. Search for a font that has checkboxes, use those glyphs. If you don't like this solution: create your own Type3 font so that you can design your own checkboxes. Or use an image (for instance wrapped in a Chunk).
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