Hi,
> >Ok, I tried current GPL version as well as AFPL version. No change.
> >Images still get lost. :-(
I fixed it! :-)
After another deeper look at my JAVA sourcecode I found out that I added
the images inside
PdfContentByte.beginText().and.PdfContentByte.endText()
Me stupid! :-) Bu
> >I tried ghostscript versions 7.07 and 7.05
>
> Those are VERY OLD versions!!
>
> The current GPL version is 8.15, and the current AFPL version
> is 8.53.
Ok, I tried current GPL version as well as AFPL version. No change.
Images still get lost. :-(
What can I do next?
Tha
Hi,
> HOW are you adding them? PdfStamper? As annotations? What?
I use PDFStamper. One is a java.awt.Image object I instance with
Image foo = new Image.getInstance(AwtImage,null,true);
The other one is a JPEG and is instanced with
Image bar = new Image.getInstance("path/to/f
Hi,
> HOW are you adding them? PdfStamper? As annotations? What?
I use PDFStamper. One is a java.awt.Image object I instance with
Image foo = new Image.getInstance(AwtImage,null,true);
The other one is a JPEG and is instanced with
Image bar = new Image.getInstance("path/to/f
Hi list,
I'm trying to add several informations and images to existing PDF files.
Everything works fine and if I'm viewing the result in AcrobatReader or
gpdf under linux the images are displayed and the document can be
printed with no loss.
If I convert PDFs to PS using pdf2ps the images disapp
t;, "1&1 Internet AG");
stamp.setMoreInfo(moreInfo);
I tried also unicode
...
moreInfo.put("Author", "1\u00261 Internet AG");
...
Acrobat Reader displays "11 Internet AG"
Thanks for your help!
Sven
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