Veerendra Namineni wrote:
Hi,
Please suggest a way to know if a table has continued to the next page.
I've a table with dynamic data being populated. I want to give an
indication of the tables continuity on the next page if the rows in the
table exceeds on the previous page.
Do you know the c
We have an existing Swing application that knows how to print via the
java.awt.print.* APIs. In Java 1.4+, the java.awt.print.PrinterJob can
take a javax.print.PrintService, which represents a "printer" to print
to.
Are there any known implementations of javax.print.PrintService using
iText as
Hi,
Please suggest a way to know if a table has continued to the next page.
I've a table with dynamic data being populated. I want to give an indication
of the tables continuity on the next page if the rows in the table exceeds
on the previous page.
Thanks in advance.
Veerendra.
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Works great, again - many thanks!! ;-)
> That's by design and it's there to clip columns with colspan. You can
> avoid it by using other method. Instead of:
>
> table.writeSelectedRows(0, 5, 0, -1, 50, 650, cb);
>
> use:
>
> PdfContentByte[] canvases = table.beginWritingRows(cb);
> table.writeSele
On Monday 10 December 2007 13:02:34 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ich want to generate a rtf file with Helvetica as font. But when I open the
> doc in MS Word, it says the font is Arial.
> here my source:
> Cell c = new Cell(new Phrase("text", FontFactory.getFont("Helvetica", 11,
> com.lowagie.text.Fo
Thanks Paulo, I will try that!
> That's by design and it's there to clip columns with colspan. You can
> avoid it by using other method. Instead of:
>
> table.writeSelectedRows(0, 5, 0, -1, 50, 650, cb);
>
> use:
>
> PdfContentByte[] canvases = table.beginWritingRows(cb);
> table.writeSelectedRows(
Hello Marcus,
There is an issue with the existing parser handling a font alt control word
used for Helv font. It is not properly recognized and therefore defaults to
Arial.
The new parser being introduced in 2.0.8 (I hope) will resolve this issue.
Until then, there is no solution.
Regards,
Ho
Hello,
ich want to generate a rtf file with Helvetica as font. But when I open the
doc in MS Word, it says the font is Arial.
here my source:
Cell c = new Cell(new Phrase("text", FontFactory.getFont("Helvetica", 11,
com.lowagie.text.Font.BOLD)));
Does anybody has a solution for this?
regards,
Ma
That's by design and it's there to clip columns with colspan. You can
avoid it by using other method. Instead of:
table.writeSelectedRows(0, 5, 0, -1, 50, 650, cb);
use:
PdfContentByte[] canvases = table.beginWritingRows(cb);
table.writeSelectedRows(0, 5, 0, -1, 50, 650, canvases);
table.endWrit
Hi,
we have a Class in VB.NET to Sign a PDF with a German Signature
SmartCard 1024 AND 2048 Bit (Private Key ONLY on Card),
but Acrobat Say that the PDF is damaged or corrupted. We use PKCS7.
PKCS1 works fine with "SELF_SIGNED" Adobe.PPKLite/adbe.x509.rsa_sha1
for PKSC7 we use "WINCER_SIGNED"
Samuel B. Quiring wrote:
Xavier,
Thanks. That is what I expected. Too bad. I really like packaging
my app up as a single .jar file. What could be easier than one file
and no classpaths?
It should be fairly easy to unpackage the class files
and make a new unsigned jar. I wrote a similar ANT
Robert Morse wrote:
Hello,
Is this the appropriate forum to post Seam based iText questions?
Not really. Did you try a jBoss/SEAM mailing list?
AFAIK Norman Richards is the developer who did the
iText integration in SEAM. Very specific iText questions
can be posted here in some cases. I believe
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