You need to pick SOMETHING or else nothing will be printed (as you
are seeing).
Leonard
P.S. And that's Adobe Flash now ;).
On Apr 4, 2008, at 4:55 AM, jgmaux wrote:
Thanks lt3xt , Leonard
Our flash programmer said: ' Default apperance is not possible,
beacuse our SWF is dinamic. It show
Thanks lt3xt , Leonard
Our flash programmer said: ' Default apperance is not possible, beacuse
our SWF is dinamic. It shows an image from XML data'.
I hate Macromedia Flash!!!
Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Quoting jgmaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
SWF show, but not printing...
Quoting jgmaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> SWF show, but not printing...
Oops, wait a minute:
The SWF shows? Then it works!
The SWF isn't printed? Read Leonard's answer!
You have to provide the default appearance.
It really is necessary!!!
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Quoting jgmaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No, it's an example, My real rectangle is ..new
> Rectangle(150,123,200,256 )
Then you realize that your snippet was very misleading.
We keep on asking for a small, working, standalone example
that reproduces the problem for a very good reason, you
No, it's an example, My real rectangle is ..new
Rectangle(150,123,200,256 )
SWF show, but not printing
Thanks...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
> jgmaux wrote:
>
>> PdfAnnotation anote = PdfAnnotation.createScreen(pdfwriter, new
>> Rectangle(100,100,100,100), "prueba",
jgmaux wrote:
> PdfAnnotation anote = PdfAnnotation.createScreen(pdfwriter, new
> Rectangle(100,100,100,100), "prueba",
> fs,"application/x-shockwave-flash",true);
Another reason why the annotation probably doesn't show,
is the fact that you present it in a rectangle with dimension
zero by zer
Most certainly! Since that is what will print...
Leonard
On Apr 3, 2008, at 5:07 PM, jgmaux wrote:
Thanks Leonard
I didn't it. Is it necessary?
Thanks in advance.
Leonard Rosenthol escribió:
Did you supply a default appearance for your SWF?
Leonard
On Apr 3, 2008, at 4:42 PM, jgmaux
Thanks Leonard
I didn't it. Is it necessary?
Thanks in advance.
Leonard Rosenthol escribió:
Did you supply a default appearance for your SWF?
Leonard
On Apr 3, 2008, at 4:42 PM, jgmaux wrote:
Hi Leonard
This is my information:
* Acrobat Reader Version: 8.1.0.2007051100
* S.O.: Microsoft W
Did you supply a default appearance for your SWF?
Leonard
On Apr 3, 2008, at 4:42 PM, jgmaux wrote:
Hi Leonard
This is my information:
* Acrobat Reader Version: 8.1.0.2007051100
* S.O.: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
* Acrobat Reader Plug-ins:
Accessibility.api,
AcroForm.api
Hi Leonard
This is my information:
* Acrobat Reader Version: 8.1.0.2007051100
* S.O.: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
* Acrobat Reader Plug-ins:
Accessibility.api,
AcroForm.api,
Annots.api,
Checkers.api,
DVA.api,
DigSig.api,
EScript.api,
EWH32.api,
HLS.api
IA32.api
ImageViewer
What version of Acrobat and/or Reader are you using on what OS
platform in order to print?
Leonard
On Apr 3, 2008, at 1:47 PM, jgmaux wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'have a problem. I'have a annotation with a SWF file. It's display
> but
> not printing.
> This is my code.
>
> ...
> PdfFileSpecification f
Hi,
I'have a problem. I'have a annotation with a SWF file. It's display but not
printing.
This is my code.
...
PdfFileSpecification fs = PdfFileSpecification.url(pdfwriter, filePath);
PdfAnnotation anote = PdfAnnotation.createScreen(pdfwriter, new
Rectangle(100,100,100,100), "prueba",
fs,"appli
Hi,
I'have a problem. I'have a annotation with a SWF file. It's display but
not printing.
This is my code.
...
PdfFileSpecification fs = PdfFileSpecification.url(pdfwriter, filePath);
PdfAnnotation anote = PdfAnnotation.createScreen(pdfwriter, new
Rectangle(100,100,100,100), "prueba",
fs,"app
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