That's already corrected in the CVS.
Paulo
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aplaceholder:
hello Bruno
I am trying to place an image at the pl
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hello Bruno
I am trying to place an image at the placeholder
position with itextsharp lîbrary but i have been
unsuccessful.I have tried code given by you but it's
not working.
Can you help me ?
thank you
This is the code that i have written
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PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new
File
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> I've done an imp
I am trying to reorder the pages in a PDF document after adding some extra pages. The following code fails saying that the integer array must be the same size as the number of pages in the document. When I
step into the code, I see that it believes that the number of pages in the PdfWriter is 0
I noticed that the setSkipFirstHeader(boolean) method on PdfPTable has
no effect. The first header row(s) are still displayed.
Am I understanding the purpose of this method correctly? If I am not,
please let me know. Below is a test program to demonstrate.
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
i
The field positions are relative to the unrotated page. If your PDF is
rotated, as in this case, you'll have to rotate the field coordinates. I
think that this rotation should be provided by the library, I'll have a
look.
Paulo
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Hi,
I see size of the Rtf file quite big compared to PDF. Is there any way to
reduce/optimize file size. In my case PDF doc (135KB) and the RTF doc
(25,103KB)?
Thanks
Bhupat
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On Wednesday 26 July 2006 19:41, Bhupat Raigaga wrote:
> I see size of the Rtf file quite big compared to PDF. Is there any way to
> reduce/optimize file size. In my case PDF doc (135KB) and the RTF doc
> (25,103KB)?
Because RTF ist a text-based format and text-based formats tend to be larger
tha
Thanks guys, but I got the idea.(Section sec=chapter.addSection(new Paragraph()));On 7/27/06, Alin Popa <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi guys,I have one problem regarding creation of Chapters and Subchapters.
Using iText there is possible to do this kind of structure ? I mean, for example:Chapter
Alin,
Change the line with the addSection() to:
Section section = chap.addSection(new Paragraph("Sub testing"));
the use section.addSection(...).
Dave
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 13:05:25 +0200, Alin Popa wrote
> Hi guys,
>
> I have one problem regarding creation of Chapters and Subchapters.
> Using
Mark,
thanks for the effort you put into your reply. I appreciate it.
On 25.07.2006 21:03, Mark Storer wrote:
> Anyway, there are several ways to work around this.
>
> 1) Dig around in the source for a place where you can change the page's
> dictionary and have it 'take'. This may include cr
Hello all,
I have been given the assignment to make an inventory of all the people
who have contributed code to iText. In return I am getting time and a
dedicated server (you already know this server: http://itext.ugent.be/
). This is a sample of what is expected from me:
http://itext.ugent.be
Hi guys,I have one problem regarding creation of Chapters and Subchapters.Using iText there is possible to do this kind of structure ? I mean, for example:Chapter chap=new Chapter("testing",1);
chap.addSection(new Paragraph("Sub testing"));document.add(chap);After that I'll have something like that
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