That's supported in iText 2.0.0.
Paulo
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From: "Trevor Kramer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 1:29 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] Certified PDF Levels
> Is there a way to specify a different level of certification in
> PdfSignatureAppearanc
Is there a way to specify a different level of certification in
PdfSignatureAppearance (other than yes/no)? As I understand it in a
pdf you can have a no change certification, a certification that
allows filling in form fields and signing, and a certification that
allows adding pages. Specifically,
Hey folks,
I'm trying to use iText to flatten our interactive forms. Ideally we'd
like to have all buttons on the form removed (which I'm able to do now
by checking the field type), but would also like all COMBO fields to be
flattened to Text (currently the PdfStamper renders the combo drop do
The orientation tag is supported. You may be using an old iText version.
Paulo
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Subject: [iText-questions] Tiff orientation
>
> I have a multipage tiff that contains in mixed order
Hi all,
We are trying to replace a printer application with PDF created from
IText. We used to feed an html string to the printer software and it
generates the PDF. When we compare the PDF with the one generated via IText,
we find mismatches in line spacing. We dont have any line spacing in ITex
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Hello,
is there a possibility to add attachements to PDF using iText ?
Thanks, Carsten
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I have a multipage tiff that contains in mixed order portrait and landscape
pages.
Each tiff has the Orientation tag (274) set to 1 for portrait and 6 for
landscape.
How can I set the rotation in order to see the page rotated in pdf ?
I've tried to rotate the page with setPageSize and the imag
Hello,
as far as I know I have read nearly everything what I found about setting a
defaultvalue in a textfield (AcroFields), but some misunderstanding was
preventing my success for some days. Here is my proposal for others to use if
necessary and I hope it is not wrong.
It is known that PdfSta
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>
> Paulo Soares wrote:
> > I wa
BorisTheCat wrote:
> Perhaps.. I just have to quit trying to use the same TOC in all PDFs.
I'm not sure if I understand what goes wrong.
This TOC you're talking of.
Is this a TOC on a PDF page (that is printed when
you print the document); or is it an outline tree
(show in the Bookmarks panel)? I
getBytes() doesn't work with composed object like PdfArray,
PdfDictionary or PdfStream.
Paulo
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> Behalf Of Tony Chhun
> Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 12:20 AM
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Su
Steven Landry wrote:
> Below is part of my code for placing the rectangle using PDFContentByte,
> but I would like to learn a way to rotate rectangles and text utilizing
> PDFContentByte.
We had a similar question on the list before,
and it was very hard to understand WHY this question
was asked
Tony Chhun wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am currently working on file specification, why do the method
getBytes() return null?
Because you are misinterpreting the meaning of the method getBytes.
> Doesn't the object file specification include the stream?
No, the PDF Stream is added to the PdfWriter
Hello,
I am currently working on file specification, why do the method getBytes()
return null?
Doesn't the object file specification include the stream?
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filespec=PdfFileSpecification.fileEmbedded(writer, "dino.txt", "dino.txt",
null);
System.out.println(filespec.getBytes());
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Paulo Soares wrote:
> I was familiar with the ancient Greek numbering (my wife knows a bit about
> ancient Greek and Latin and I had seen this before) but I think that the
> numbering here should be seen as a symbolic ordering rather than something
> more formal.
Nevertheless, it would be good
Tony Chhun wrote:
> I'm very sorry about that. Please forgive my lack of knowledge.
No problem, I was under stress the past few days.
(I still am.)
> Actually, I'm trying to embed a wav file in a sound annotation.
You should have told this right away ;-)
For the moment Sound annotations are not
I would agree with Paulo about the symbolic ordering but unfortunately the
ancient Greek numbering is still in use today here in Greece. So you
probably can imagine that if someone is printing an insurance policy with a
list of legal stuff you have to be a little formal.
But to cheer you a little
Michael Andreasen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to do a simple PDF which has two columns.
This question has already been answered.
Please answer the counter-questions first,
don't just post the same question twice.
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-simple-2-column-p8969215.html
br,
Bruno
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Julius Dannert wrote:
> The first table dos not fit one on page, there an some rows on the next Page.
> The second table start on a new Page, which is not what I expected.
Read http://www.lowagie.com/iText/history.html and search for
"Bugfix: I finally fixed the newPage() problem caused by class T
Dear itext-Mailinglist,
I have a problem while generating an PDF via XML.
My Source-XML is like:
Table one
Hello,
I am trying to do a simple PDF which has two columns. I want the data to
flow from top of column 1 to bottom of column 1, then from top of column
2 down, then new page. This seem very simple.
However, from reading the docs the only way I can find seems to be to
use a ColumnText and then
Mitch Freed wrote:
> Let me know if that didn't get explained well enough and if I need to
> give more information.
You're working with columns, so I assume a lot of the coordinates
are defined by you (as opposed to 'calculated by iText').
You know the width of the columns to which you will add t
surya prakash wrote:
> I am using IText 1.3 version for generating PDF files. When I use
> Acrobat 7.0, I am able to open the pdf files in the IE browser, But if I
> use Acrobat 8.0, I cannot open the PDF file.
Experience tells us that this kind of behavior
is in most cases caused by the fact th
Stuart Jansen wrote:
> You would probably benefit from reading:
>
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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