Not sure the best way to do what i want to do but, my goal is to create a
free text annotation
where the rectangle is sized to fit the text. I have an object with
contains two lines.. i'd like to
create a rectangle to contain those two lines without wrapping/or cropping =
fit the rectangle
to th
I have added a popup annotation to a PDF and I am trying to change the
appearance of it using a bitmap image. My bit map image does appear but it
seems to change the position of annotation. Below is a code
snippet of how I am changing the appearance along with links to two pdfs..
one that shows
Take a look at the PDF created by the code below:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p19799531/example.pdf example.pdf
I've changed the appearance of the annotation and all works well until you
double-click on the
popup note. You'll notice that the appearance goes back to the default for
that annotati
Does the size of the rectangle really control anything when using
PdfAnnotation.createText() ?
Left and Top do indeed position the annotation, but I dont any impact when
messing with
Right or Bottom. I expected that annotation icon would be made to fill the
rectangle i specified
but it does not.
I am copying an existing PDF and adding annotations to create a new PDF. I
am looping thru the source PDF using getImportedPage() and adding that to
the output PDF using addTemplate(). I have a list of annotations that do
indeed contain a page number indicator. My question is this: Can I copy a
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> From: "BorisTheCat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Annotation does not print
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>> I'm using Adobe Reader 9 and the only print dialog option i
//home.fuse.net/mikebrungs/output.pdf
Paulo Soares-3 wrote:
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> Works for me. Check that you have the option to print the annotations in
> the print dialog.
>
> Paulo
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Even though i am using PdfAnnotation.FLAGS_PRINT, the annotation does not
appear on the printout even though it does appear in the PDF.
Here's the code snippet:
PdfAnnotation popup = PdfAnnotation.createText(writer, getRectangle(),
null,
text
want to add verification
> data to an existing signature ?
>
> Everything but the last is easy to achieve ...
>
> Greetings
>
> Andreas
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> - Original Message
> From: BorisTheCat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourc
Newbie when it comes to signatures but... we have a non-pdf document that has
been "signed" in our application. We are writing an interface which returns
our "documents" as PDFs. While we could just add a bitmap annotation to the
PDF with our "signature marker", i wondered if we could add a genu
gt; You are right, it was the re-opening. I commited some changes in the SVN
> and
> now in my machine what took 2 minutes takes just 5 seconds to run.
>
> Paulo
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> From: "BorisTheCat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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You PDF is composed of 2503
> images each one 2 pixels high. It looks like it was built from a striped
> TIFF without any effort to adapt the image to the new media.
>
> Paulo
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> From: "BorisTheCat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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We used the examples to create a pdf merge program. We have a one-page PDF,
26Mb in size that contains an image. It is taking 7-8 minutes to merge this
PDF. We have written a tiny java app that demonstrates the problem. We
stripped the test app down so that it is only processing one input file
uit trying to use the same TOC in all PDFs.
Wanted to ask before I gave up on it.
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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> BorisTheCat wrote:
>> my implementation
>> was to ALWAYS us gotoR with the PDF filename, expecting it to act just
>> like
>> GoTo when the goto was a
This ALMOST works like I want it to. We are concatentating several PDFs and
want to create a TOC with bookmarks point to each of the documents that are
now in the concatenated doc. Works BEAUTIFULLY
with GoTo... but... here's our problem. Because this PDF may be destined
for a CD, we may need
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