Hi Rick
Would you have a Wikipedia-Reference or other link that explains
"SOL"?
There are feature requests where a reference to "SOL" might be a
nice response :-)
Am 12.01.2012 16:29, schrieb rick.well...@kiewit.com:
The most frequetly used fax resolutions are 204dpi*196dpi and
204dpi*98dpi.
Transmitting every second line is an effective approach to cut the
duration of the telephone call with little impact on the readability
of text characters.
You will also frequently see 200dpi
ALL PDFs. However, for
> other types of commenting, you WILL need to Reader Enable it.
You are right.
Some Adobe telephone supporter said it would be be a bug, but a
different supporter approved it to be a feature.
best regards, JMueTo
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Hello all
> Could someone please confirm (or disapprove) my understanding of chapter
> 8.7.1 Reader-enabling a form using Adobe Acrobat ?
>
> Section 8.7.1 is about PDF forms. Does it also apply to simple iText
> created PDFs?
> Is it true that there is no chance to create a PDF with "Commenting:
>
Hello all
Could someone please confirm (or disapprove) my understanding of chapter
8.7.1 Reader-enabling a form using Adobe Acrobat ?
Section 8.7.1 is about PDF forms. Does it also apply to simple iText
created PDFs?
Is it true that there is no chance to create a PDF with "Commenting:
Allowed"
> 2. I have to create some PDFs with pages at 90 degree rotation which can
> be done by adding pdfTemplate to pdfContentByte.
>
Try using affine transformation for rotated content. This ist just
matrix multiplication - no magic.
It's clear to me that it is generally a very bad idea to edit a PDF.
I need to drop a keyword from a PDF or at least make it invisible.
I know how to place a white image ontop of the keyword to make it
invisible, but isn't there a 'nicer' solution?
Any hints wel
