On Thu, 30 May 2013 10:43:48 +0200, Alessio Balloni <alessio.ball...@outlook.com> wrote:

Still do not know why inserting an image I can not have the same bytes when I reread them.

That was explained yesterday:

<quote>
Your statement "I only know that serializing and deserializing objects must produce same result" won't be true in many cases. You're "abusing" the PDF format as a format for serialization!

For instance:

PNG is a format that isn't supported in the PDF spec, so when you add a PNG to a PDF, iText converts it into a bitmap that is compressed with the FlateDecode filter. When you extract the image, you'll have a bitmap that needs to be converted to a PDF.

WMP is a format that isn't supported in the PDF spec, so when you add a WMF to a PDF, iText converts it into PDF syntax. When you try finding the image into the PDF, you won't find it, because it has become a Form XObject, not an Image XObject.
</quote>

Have you read that answer? What part don't you understand?

Although the manual "seems" says so.

Which manual?

Nor have you been able to say if there is a way to do it, or even what is the best way to do it.

Nobody can tell you that, because nobody has seen any of your PDFs.

This is what I would expect from the "support".

And that's why I SHOUTED: you're NOT CONTACTING SUPPORT!!!

SUPPORT is ONLY for PAYING CUSTOMERS!!!
Are you a paying customer? If not, you haven't contacted support.

It is very important to make that distinction, otherwise people could get the wrong idea about support.
Surely you didn't imagine that you'd get support for free???
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