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Hi
I have a problem
with national characters. Actually, most of them appear in pdf correctly.
Just z,t,r with diacrital mark "circumflex" don't work with embedded fonts. How
can I fix that in embedded fonts?
Does anybody know
about pdf file viewer with the preview and print
Title: Re: [iText-questions] Question: How can I extract
form
At 2:27 PM -0500 5/14/02, Scott Yanoff wrote:
Currently, I
can successfully read in a series of PDF files and concatenate them
into one.
However, I'd
like to update existing widget/form fields with new text
values.
At this
tim
Title: Question: How can I extract form elements?
This product seems the best out of any I have been researching so far.
Currently, I can successfully read in a series of PDF files and concatenate them into one.
However, I'd like to update existing widget/form fields with new text values.
The
I am working with version .91. What I am trying to accomplish is to add a cell to
table that contains an image,jpeg, and some text, side by side.
I seem to be able to accomplish this with the following snippet of code:
hdr1 = new Chunk(uncheckImg,0,0);
hdr2 = new Chunk("Pri
On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 04:38:29PM +0100, Paulo Soares wrote:
> Link coordinates are always relative to the page and that's the way PDF
> works. It's impossible for the moment to make it relative to the template as
> it would require to store the transformation matrix, something that is not
> done
I just tried something new that might shed some light on my problem.
This is what I have been doing:
Create a temp pdf and a real pdf. Write to the temp pdf, close it, then import
it into the real pdf.
Some of these variables are defined outside this method.
When I run this, I get the ArrayInd
Link coordinates are always relative to the page and that's the way PDF
works. It's impossible for the moment to make it relative to the template as
it would require to store the transformation matrix, something that is not
done now. You'll have to place the images at absolute positions and work
f
Hi,
I am trying to implement image maps in a PDF document, so that areas of
a graphic link to other points in a PDF document.
I am creating the graphics using Graphics2D to create a PDFTemplate (as
per tutorial chapter10). I want to include the graphics inline, so I
then do:
document.add(new
I found and fixed the problem. It had nothing to do with iText.
In the original code (below) the call to "ocraURL.openStream().read(bytes)"
returns the full file when the file is not jarred. When the font file
is contained in a jar, openStream() gets you an unbufffered InputStream
which requires
Note, that this doesn't work if you're adding cells with
PdfPTable.addCell(PdfPCell). In that case, you need to make sure that the
PdfPCells which you are adding have been set up with
PdfPCell.setBorder(Cell.NO_BORDER). I've actually built a helper class to
do such things in-line, so I can a
PdfPTable.getDefaultCell().setBorder(Rectangle.NO_BORDER)
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
> -Original Message-
> From: Ravi Prakash Vinnamuri [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 17:13
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> Subject: [iText-questions] height of a row in a table
>
>
That's really strange. The method where the exception is thrown is called
after the embedded information is sent to the pdf, so the byte array has the
font. It can only throw the exception if head.unitsPerEm is zero and that
value was used before many times.
I tested your code and it works.
Best
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