The usual way to do this is to use XSLT to
convert directly to HTML,
and XSLT to transform to XSL-FO which is
given to Apache FOP to generate PDF (or many other formats). That’s what
I doing for my PDF output.
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Both the paragraph and the image are center aligned.
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From: Mark Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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OK, I could pass a PNG array.
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image data
Hello,
What is the
It seems that when an image is too wide and one specifies center
alignment,
it is in fact aligned left, so that there's a margin and no cropping at
left.
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Hello,
What is the raw format that one can give as a parameter to
Image.getInstance()?
Hello,
I am using the setAligment() method with arguments of
Image.LEFT, Image.MIDDLE, and Image.RIGHT, and it works
properly only if the image is the last element added to the
page. Any ideas to what the problem could be?
Thanks
So, I set an RtfHeaderFooter using setFooter, and it appears
at the top of each page.
I am using RtfWriter2 and iText 1.3
Thanks
Fernando Mato Mira
I am using a table for displaying a footer in RTF, as shown
in the examples, but it is narrower
than the main text width. I tried maximizing the width with
setBorderWidth(“100”), but the result is the same.
What should I do?
Thanks in advance,
Fernando Mato Mira
Is there a way to insert a horizontal ruler (like HTML
) in RTF?
Thanks
By flowing I understand laying out a paragraph into lines so that you
can fit a maximum number of words per line, according to the font
specified and destination region width.
One of your Phrase examples says "if you don't add a newline yourself,
all phrases are glued to each other", so how does a
As I understand, a Phrase is just a collection of Chunks. I don't see
how
that would help.
It's just 1 paragraph that I want to flow.
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It's not that easy, I would have to compute the geometry of the text to
correctly fill lines.
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From: Mark Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Is there any way to flow paragraphs in RTF? (coalescing
whitespace, taking newline as whitespace)
Thanks in advance,
Fernando Mato Mira
It is plain text that is formatted into columns, for example.
So, I want to create an RTF preserving the original formatting (using a
fixed-width font, of course).
Thanks
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From: Mark Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 10:53 AM
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Hello,
Is it possible to create an RTF document with preformatted
text (preserving linefeeds and spaces, not having iText
cutting lines, collapsing whitespace)? How?
Thanks
Fernando Mato Mira
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