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For our application, we have an interactive form that we use
to merge xfdf data into. Some of the fields on the form are right aligned and
have trailing dots, i.e. “Language…..English”, where “English”
is a field on the form. Obviously, names of languages occupy varying amounts
of space. The first thing we tried to do was to make a right-justified textbox
and add a large number of periods. Despite the fact that the box is
right-justified, the result in Acrobat is that only the periods show and not
the language name. Has anybody else had this problem? What have you done to
fix/workaround this problem? One workaround we though of was to dynamically resize the
textbox to make it fit the text exactly, and statically have the dots in the
background. The problem is, we don’t know how to use iText to get the coordinates
of a field and much less how to change those coordinates. Anybody know how to do this? Thanks in advance, Robbie |
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