Hi all, I'm using iText 5.5.9 since it seems to have the most information online on how to use, but I'm trying to figure out the best way to change text without losing the text's formatting. Its for a pretty basic puzzle project where every letter is the opposite (a is z, b is y, etc). I'm able to extract the text from the pdf as a string then create a new string with the opposite letters, but since its a string, i lose which letters are bolded, underlined, etc. Right now my program is creating a new pdf where it writes the string, but is there anyway to simply edit the text content on a pdf without losing everything else (bold text, underlined text, pictures even)? Also, its all the same to me if the program creates a new pdf with the data or changes the preexisting pdf
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