points.
http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP1252.TXT
may be helpful in this context -- or use Java's built-in i18n features
to transcode from "windows-1252" to "utf-8" or "iso-8859-1".
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> Is iText a free java library? So I can use it free?
Please see the FAQ: http://www.lowagie.com/iText/faq.html#free
> And who is responsible for the support..
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/faq.html#sup
t; refer?
Please see the FAQ: http://www.lowagie.com/iText/faq.html#support
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the page yourself, etc. etc.).
Paulo already said that there is no automatic method in iText to have
text flowing around images.
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bably need special tools to build them, and they'll probably only
work in MSIE.
> If I e-mail the
> documents I currently have to bundle them with pictures with the same
> directory structure that I-Text linked them as.
*nods* ZIP them up or something like that if you need one f
PCell (that would automatically set the border to a certain value,
for example).
You could similarly consider subclassing Phrase, then giving it a
constructor that calls this() and then setLeading(), then using this
subclass in cases where you want a different leading from a regular
phrase.
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to be a pdftable or can
> it just be a regular table?
This I cannot answer.
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ually cp1252 has o-tilde and u-circumflex at the positions
where cp1250 has o-doubleacute and u-doubleacute. But that doesn't
help, either; the shape is wrong.
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ifically "Hungarian characters" (more specifically:
Latin-2 / CP1250 / iso-8859-2 characters).
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languages.
Basically says which characters the font will contain -- it will have,
for example, Spanish, French, and German accented letters but not,
say, Czech or Turkish ones.
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all of its cells, you can reproduce such rows of boxes. (Nested tables
is how I would try to reproduce your document, except for the rounded
boxes.)
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ou could do is generate both HTML and PDF from the same code by
using two different Writer classes that listen to the same Document.
In that case, using Servlets may be better, though, since iText (to
produce PDF) with JSP can be tricky.
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