I have attached pdf doc print_acr.pdf is the one which is selected adobe
pdf from the java printing while priter dialog and the one
print_itext.pdfgenerated by the itext jar.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27809845/print_acr.pdf print_acr.pdf
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27809845/print_itext.pdf
The only difference that I see if that the iText version has everything
described in RGB while the Acrobat one is described in Gray. The Acrobat
versions is therefore more correct and smaller - so I would expect it to print
better than the RGB one.
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From: dorairaj
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
The only difference that I see if that the iText version has everything
described in RGB while the Acrobat one is described in Gray. The Acrobat
versions is therefore more correct and smaller - so I would expect it to
print better than the RGB one.
Look closer:
Didn't notice that - yes, you are correct.
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Problem in drawing text with fonts using itext
jar
Leonard Rosenthol
Gents,
We're using PdfSmartCopy to concatenate documents, and one thing that is
becoming a serious problem for us is that imported Font and FontDescriptor
objects are being replicated on page import. Only FontFile stream objects
are cached and re-referenced.
Specifically, we are concatenating
Hi,
Thanks for your information,
wt us said is correct,
i have drawn the Med ID as string using drawString() and the rest of the
text drawn as TextLayout.draw()
using graphi2D object.
now i have identified the issue
and fixed that by changing the font in DefaltFontMapper class
is there any
