I'm looking for an easy way to place a character (e.g. the hash '#') at
the beginning of each line. The scenario is, that under 'normal'
conditions a text is written without the hash at the beginning and under
several conditions the text must contain the hash at the beginning of
each line.
The tex
I have a pdf file similar to this
http://www.datages.net/datages/ayudalaboral/images/Ejemplo_Listado_Confeccion_TC2_Antiguo_Borrador.jpg
I want to create a copy of the original for each value in the column "NIF"
with the underlined value
how would you recommend I do so?
Is there any way to obtain
HI,
I am facing a problem while assigning Arial MS Unicode Font to Arabic
Characters. Once the PDF is generated all the Arabic words are in
TimesNewRoman Font. If there are any other english numbers or characters
along with the Arabic characters, then they are set to Arial MS Unicode
Font. Why are
Hi,
I surfed google very much around 7 whole days to get an answer for a below
query. I would highly appreciate if any can help me to come out of this
problem.
We have Different types of files stored in an Image Datatype column in sql
server as a byte array but we dnt have an extension of
That's the way it works with the code you are using.
Paulo
On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Harsha Kaundinya wrote:
> HI,
>
> I am facing a problem while assigning Arial MS Unicode Font to Arabic
> Characters. Once the PDF is generated all the Arabic words are in
> TimesNewRoman Font. If there a
7 days should be enough the find a solution, it was the time it took
to create the world and there was a bit more work involved. It's
usually possible to find the right file type by examining the first
few bytes, that's what iText does with images. Other than that, it was
nice to meet you but this
Then how can i achieve converting arabic characters to arial unicode MS
font? Because i am setting one font for the entire string and only english
characters are setting to Arial Unicode MS while arabic are being set to
times new roman font.
Harsha
On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 10:51 PM, Paulo Soares