Hi,
I'm having difficulty with two types of AcroFields, Check Box and Text,
and I think they're related. As you may recall, the appearance of a
field can change with its state. We're having difficulty controling the
appearance of the field through these changes.
When we generate Check Box fiel
Sirs,
I am attempting to extract text from a pdf that has 3 column (newspaper style).
I purchased your first edition some time ago.
I have worked with the iText library extensively.
The library is really great!
I read this reply to the same type of request about extracting text here:
http://stack
On 2/10/2011 6:53, WMJ wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thank you for the reply. I've read the PDF Reference ISO32000 and
> chapter 16 in part 4 of your book, and understood the consequence of
> mistakenly replacing the reference can badly destroy the PDF document.
> The introduced method in Part 4 is to crea
On 2/10/2011 3:50, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> That doesn't sounds like a valid PDF file – but you'd have to post it
> for us to confirm.
Maybe it's a composite font with the font descriptor in a descendant font.
I don't think that's covered in the example.
However: inspecting the file with RUPS wo
Hello,
Thank you for the reply. I've read the PDF Reference ISO32000 and chapter 16 in
part 4 of your book, and understood the consequence of mistakenly replacing the
reference can badly destroy the PDF document.
The introduced method in Part 4 is to create a new object from PdfWriter, get
th
Why would you want to write a completely new PDF library when there are
NUMEROUS ones out there – including the iText library whose mailing list you
posted on…
Leonard
From: New Developer mailto:secur...@isscp.com>>
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mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net>>
Date: Sat,
Static XFA is really a MIX of PDF page content with XFA/XML forms data bindings.
As such, any visual change (such as the border color) MUST be done using
standard PDF page content operations and NOT simply XML modifications.
Leonard
From: Narasayya Donepudi
mailto:donepudi.narasa...@sevyait.co
That doesn't sounds like a valid PDF file – but you'd have to post it for us to
confirm.
From: William Bell mailto:wrb...@btinternet.com>>
Reply-To: Post here
mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net>>
Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2011 04:46:55 -0700
To: Post here
mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourcefo
I am running a one man show, I contracted out the work, and his expertise was
in c#. So Ive been learning c#. I dont have alot of direction in this project,
I really am now needing good resources in iTextSharp to continue the
momentum... I am a beginner, but have been studying c# and .NET alot,
Ill ask the question here then. I directed a project that resulted in this
code. But it doesnt rotate certain documents right. I need to modify it to fix
a certain document its kind of mangling.
I think this is the relavant code
//The current file path
DuhI just got that example up and running in my eclipse...didn't
make the mods you advised. Sorry about that...let me follow your
suggestions.
Jason
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On 1/10/2011 18:09, Jason Berk wrote:
> That's not _exactly_ what I wantedIf I had 30 things I would like
> three columns/tables of 10even if a column/table of 30 fit on the
> current page.
Well, that's exactly what I explained.
Can you take a closer look at my response?
If you don't like
That's not _exactly_ what I wantedIf I had 30 things I would like
three columns/tables of 10even if a column/table of 30 fit on the
current page.
I want to evenly distribute items across all available horizontal white
space...not vertically until I'm at the bottom of the page.
I'll send i
I'm trying to develop a mini PDF library and I'm stuck on getting images
into the PDF
using to read just a simple (camera generated picture) jpg file
Bitmap bmp;
ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
bmp.compress(CompressFormat.JPEG, 100 , bos);
On 1/10/2011 17:13, Tom Berchenbriter wrote:
> I am trying to learn iText, and I have the iText in Action Book, but it is
> written for java, but Ive been learning c#, and our company uses code that
> references iTextSharp. I either have to start learning java which iText was
> designed initiall
I am trying to learn iText, and I have the iText in Action Book, but it is
written for java, but Ive been learning c#, and our company uses code that
references iTextSharp. I either have to start learning java which iText was
designed initially with, or should I just continue learning iTextSharp
On 28/09/2011 21:17, Jason Berk wrote:
> What I really need is the ability to add cells to a table from top to
> bottom and not left to right.
I just returned from Paris (I've been teaching iText for two days), and
I'm working myself through a huge pile of mail. I saw an answer to this
mail, but
On 30/09/2011 5:06, WMJ wrote:
> Is it possible to change the PdfIndirectReference?
Yes, you could use the functionality explained in part 4 of "iText in
Action - Second Edition" to do this, but I advise against doing this, as
you can seriously damage your PDF if you're not aware of all the
pos
On 30/09/2011 13:06, Khatri Anand wrote:
> I want to add Bookmark into PDF.
I honestly doubt that you've got a copy of the book.
If you do, I honestly doubt that you've read it.
If you did, you should look for the setOutlines() method in PdfStamper.
Throw away your code, start anew.
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