zoharat wrote:
>
> Borders the area inside the PDF page margins.
>
> We are in the process of buying the book, so I have read only the
> documentation available online.
For instance, this example about scaling TIFFs and dpi:
http://1t3xt.info/examples/browse/?page=example&id=86
It even uses the
Borders the area inside the PDF page margins.
We are in the process of buying the book, so I have read only the
documentation available online.
I did use new page and it did put the images on new pages in the document.
Certain group 3 TIFF's namely FAX files tend to have different DPI for the
zoharat wrote:
> I did try it, but it scales the images down randomly.
That's ONLY true if you use random number for the percentages.
> Let say I said scale to 20% then for a big image it will be okay, but for
> smaller images they get very small.
Hey, that's not random!
If you take 20% of 100,
Best approach is to make images of size that fits document spaces!
You can either create images of proper sizes or resize programmically
from your program.
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I did try it, but it scales the images down randomly.
Let say I said scale to 20% then for a big image it will be okay, but for
smaller images they get very small.
Also if you have multipage images, they get put on the same page.
If the image size is greater than the PDF document borders only t
Image.scalePercent().
Paulo
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Subject: [iText-questions] Differenct Image sizes
> Hello ,
> I am trying to create a PDF with images in it. They may have different
> sizes. Currrently if I add a image
