What version of Acrobat is installed? You need at least Acrobat 6...
Leonard
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Subject: [iText-questions] Embed PDF in HTML
Thanks for the prompt reply.
On 2009/04/04, at 20:40, 1T3XT info wrote:
> Alchemy wrote:
>> When drawing to Java Graphics2D It seems like iText does not support
>> GradientPaint gradients with transparency?
>
> You're right, I don't think that's supported.
I had a look at the relevant iText code
Mick Hart wrote:
> I have searched for several days and have purchased the iText book, but
> can find no example to illustrate exactly how to extract XML from XFA,
http://1t3xt.be/?X000478
You're probably interested in the part named "datasets".
> manipulate,
Use any XML library (JDOM, dom4j,.
Thank you so much!
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 9:51 AM, 1T3XT info wrote:
> David Ethell wrote:
>> I never saw a response so I decided to condense my problem into a
>> small reproducible program. Here is a small test class and an attached
>> PDF file that I am trying to overlay text on.
> (some code)
David Ethell wrote:
> I never saw a response so I decided to condense my problem into a
> small reproducible program. Here is a small test class and an attached
> PDF file that I am trying to overlay text on.
(some code)
> Can anyone explain why my use of setColumns is
> producing no output?
Becau
Hi,
So, does it now open the Print dialog? Is it Silent printing dependent upon the
Acrobat Reader's version? I actually want the Print Dialog to open.
Yes its not a web application. Yes, I am not using Adobe. So, the Silent
Printing code should work in Windows and with Adobe Acrobat Reader?
I
Does the Silent Printing open a Print dialog or does it directly print. I have
a ubuntu system and it did nothing.
I am actually generating a PDF file at runtime and then I need to show the
Print dialog. Is there a way to show the Print Dialog where the user can click
Print or Cancel.
Its wri
Alan Stephenson wrote:
> I have easily inserted images into new and existing PDFs, but my new
> task is to insert an image from a scanned fax. iTextSharp reports no
> problems during code execution, but the resulting PDF is corrupted. I
> get the msg ‘There was a problem reading this document
balamurugenS wrote:
> I have used following code snippet to convert Text to Barcode and write
> into PDF.
As you are creating the PDF yourself, it's easy to add the text in the
barcode to some hidden field or annotation, and extract it from there
instead of translating text into a bunch of line
Colin Mackenzie wrote:
> Something
But due to the layout of the mail, I wasn't able to find a question.
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bmcculloug...@comcast.net wrote:
> 2. Is there a workaround to prevent toolbars from displaying when Adobe
> Acrobat is installed on client?
I'm not sure (I don't have Acrobat installed anywhere), but maybe you
could try hiding the toolbar using viewer preferences.
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David Ethell wrote:
> Sorry to punt this again, but is anyone able to see what I'm doing wrong here?
I was planning to look at it this weekend (had to work on Thursday and
Friday; I have to earn a living too); your repost has moved the question
from the top to the bottom of the stack. Too bad.
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Alchemy wrote:
> When drawing to Java Graphics2D It seems like iText does not support
> GradientPaint gradients with transparency?
You're right, I don't think that's supported.
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