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Indeed, you are correct. I had copied the PDF generating part of the
code from an example, and had not changed the width and height of the
output.
Thanks!
Paulo Soares wrote:
> It's not the text that is too big, it's the graph that is too small. The
> font alignments are done using the Graphic
existing
hyperlinks, and adding hyperlinks to text that is not a literal URL?
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Is there a way to create hotspots in my PDF documents over irregular
shapes like pie chart sections?
JFreeChart puts tooltips and hyperlinks over pie chart slices using Java
mouse events and HTML imagemaps. The areas can be described as arcs
(boundingbox, angle1, angle2) or as imagemap area ta
).
But inverting is not sufficient to overlay the PdfAnnotation circles
with the PdfGraphics2D polygons. There also seems to be a translation
offset.
What is the best way to align these coordinate systems?
Thanks!
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com.lowagie.text.Rectangle( llx, lly, urx, ury );
Andrew Mickish wrote:
> My PdfAnnotations do not line up with the graphics drawn by
> PdfGraphics2D.
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How do I turn off the yellow thought bubble that appears next to my
PdfAnnotation.createSquareCircle()?
I expect the circle itself to be the target of the mouse hovering.
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I add hyperlinks to my PDF document using the PdfGraphics2D interface, which
creates a new PdfAction(url) and calls PdfContentByte.setAction(). This
automatically converts my anchor "text" tags
from my Java HTMLEditorKit to PDF hyperlinks that work great.
But when I hover over
Thanks for the responses.
The setting Edit > Preferences > General > uncheck "Create links from URLs"
only affects "incidental" links, not links specifically created in the
document.
Turning that off stops Reader from creating links out of flat text that
wasn't
an explicit link to begin with, bu
OK, I have unpacked iText, so I can customize PdfGraphics2D.drawString(),
which is where the rendering hint passed from Java2D tells iText that it
should do something special with the text. It essentially calls
cb.setAction(new PdfAction(url)).
Can I create a button instead of an action here?
At first, I did not realize that the writer was available through the cb
member.
Now I have the solution I was looking for using a PdfAnnotation. Thanks for
the help!
// This is the straightforward, original way that iText
// adds hyperlinks to text. The problem is that Acrobat Reader
I would like to know when anyone views my PDF.
This includes when someone downloads the PDF, sends it as an attachment in
an email, and a third person opens the PDF in Adobe Reader.
Is there some way to connect back to a server and increment a counter?
Recent versions of Adobe Reader disable Jav
> Why would you want to do that? I mean, what's your business case? Perhaps
> PDF is not the right technology for you and you need some kind of DRM
> thing.
I am using a DRM thing that is a PITA. It prevents users from sharing the
content.
The business case is to encourage users to share the con
My publishing department uses Adobe tools like InDesign to create multi-page
PDF files. Some, but not all of the documents have a full-page disclaimer
as the last page.
When I use iText to concatenate the files together into a bundle of
documents, the disclaimer appears multiple times in the midd
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