Hello,
It has been a very fruitful week.
iText is on place 20 again in the SourceForge top 20
of the 'most active' projects.
Maybe I released iText0.82 a few days too early.
Not that there's something wrong with the release,
but I received some interesting new code yesterday
and today.
That's
Mark writes:
> I'm sorry about the troubles with the last version of the RtfWriter.
> I have attached my current version.
I think I received (or used) a wrong version of RtfWriter earlier,
because now I don't have any trouble compiling the code.
THX!
Bruno
I'm sorry about the troubles with the last version of the RtfWriter. I
have attached my current version. This one works for me even on a
completly clean compile. If you still have problems compiling it, please
send me the error messages, because I'm having trouble reproducing the
errors.
Gree
> Is there a possibility to influence the fontsize of the pagenumber ?
If i do :
Phrase voornr = new Phrase(new Chunk(voornrTxt,new Font(Font.TIMES_NEW_ROMAN,8)));
Phrase nanr= new Phrase(new Chunk(nanrTxt,new Font(Font.TIMES_NEW_ROMAN,6)));
m_footer = new HeaderFooter(voornr,nanr);
T
I'm working at exposing more information in PdfReader, mainly bookmarks and
links, but it's still a month away of having something.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Mark writes:
> Hi Bruno
>
> There were some changes I'd made not present in the CVS version.
> This version contains the changes and also corrects the compile problem.
No it doesn't.
I see that you have still some private variables in RtfWriter
that are used in RtfCell, RtfRow and RtfTable.
Hi Bruno
There were some changes I'd made not present in the CVS version.
This version contains the changes and also corrects the compile problem.
Greetings,
Mark
/*
* $Id: RtfWriter.java,v 1.2 2001/08/30 08:36:35 blowagie Exp $
* $Name: $
*
* Copyright 2001 by Mark Hall
*
* This librar
tan ean khim writes:
> hi all,
> I would like to render a xml file to a pdf file,
I want to repeat that XML 2 PDF functionality is still experimental.
> the xml file have several "div" element tag, each "div"
> will be rendered as a chapter in pdf file.
You have to map div to chapter.
> (1
Hi.
U can use teh java Runtime context to invoke acrobat reader with print
switch to print the file in a windows environment. can't say abt unix as i
have not tried it.
Thanx & regards
Nitesh Arora
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Gianluca Gaiotto writes:
> Ciao all,
> I've heard about the possibility to print silently the iText-generated pdf document,
>without opening it.
> Is there anyone who could help me understand ... thanks.
We have two parallel ways to ask questions:
1. this mailing list (which we prefer)
2. the f
Mark writes:
> Sorry, not the best of my days today.
Hello Mark,
I had to change the file, because the other files in the
RTF package wouldn't compile anymore (because you had made
some methods and variables private).
I have changed them into package private methods and variables.
Can you do
Ciao all,
I've heard about the possibility to print silently the iText-generated pdf document,
without opening it.
Is there anyone who could help me understand ... thanks.
Sincerely
/Gianluca
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hi all,
I would like to render a xml file to a pdf file,
the xml file have several "div" element tag, each "div"
will be rendered as a chapter in pdf file.
(1) how to generate different header and footer
for each "div" dynamically (parse the data from xml file)?
For example, the first "div" wit
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