Quoting Orkand, Seth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello. Can you please tell me what the minimum version of Acrobat is for
your product to work?
That all depends on which functionality you use.
If you use Acrobat 1.1, you will have to set
Document.compress = false, but I fear a lot of
other
Quoting Norton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm having trouble with the format of a table I'm
trying to create and was hoping someone here would be
able to help me.
I agree with Paulo concerning your (PdfP)Table question.
As for the barcodes:
I don't mind using PdfPTable and PdfPCell for the
Hello all,
Since yesterday my site is being attacked from the
IP address 195.55.222.53. This IP-adres will be blocked
in the future.
best regards,
Bruno
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I created this PDF with the files you sent me and it prints in a jet
printer, epson laser printer and postscript level 3 printer. I used Acrobat
Reader 5.0.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
PDFConverter.pdf PdfGraphics2D.zip
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From: Jared Ellson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
According to the PDF specs:
start quote
The URL must adhere to the character-encoding requirements specified in
RFC 1738. Because 7-bit U.S. ASCII is a strict subset of PDFDocEncoding,
this
value may also be considered to be in that encoding.
end quote
Also in RFC 2396:
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The problem here is how are these multi-byte interpreted. What is the
encoding? I tried to create a link to a directory with a chinese name in my
computer with Acrobat 4 and it just put a ? for the chinese name. Maybe it
works with the japanese Acrobat, or maybe not.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
At 3:37 PM +0100 4/30/02, Paulo Soares wrote:
The problem here is how are these multi-byte interpreted. What is the
encoding?
I would personally use Unicode - since it's the safest and
most supported. However, your point is well taken - I don't know
what Acrobat will actually do with
