Hi, Unfortunately I'm a bit stuck on what your actual problem is. Is it that no TOC entries are being displayed? Or that the Cyrillic characters are not being displayed?
If you could clear up my questions, I'll gladly help.
Greetings,
Mark
On Monday 08 January 2007 17:39, Nenko Ivanov wrote:
> I have a task to generate table of contents to IText RTF Document,and
> this toc must be in Cyrillic characters.
> Sounds simple, toc generation is absolutely examples based and nothing
> is fine :(
> So I spent the last 2 days in finding ways to fix this problem.
> By default IText generate this way for storing toc strings
>
> ret.append("\\\'").append(Long.toHexString((long) ch))
>
> in the generated file and at the beginning of the RTF document I have
> "{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252" opening
> I tried to change it to 1251 which is Cyrillic encoding, and all kind of
> encodings for the Toc Entry text value, but I'm still in dead end street :(
> TOC is generated after "Updating" the RTF document using Microsoft Word
> 2003 I hope that someone can give me advice or solution.
> I'm really stuck in the middle of that problem, with no way out ..
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Nenko Ivanov
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