On Wednesday 07 March 2007 19:02, J.S wrote: > Your solution is good but I don't want to use a table ( if I use it , I'll > have some probIem because I can't make table in a table ) > > There is another solution ? You can achieve the background colour using the RtfTab class:
RtfTab tab1 = new RtfTab(260, RtfTab.TAB_CENTER_ALIGN);
RtfTab tab2 = new RtfTab(520, RtfTab.TAB_RIGHT_ALIGN);
Paragraph par = new Paragraph();
par.add(tab1);
par.add(tab2);
Chunk chunk = new Chunk("\tText to align in the centre\t");
chunk.setBackground(Color.RED);
par.add(chunk);
Adding a horizontal line is a bit harder. Either you just use an underline
(doesn't look perfect, but is easy), or you use the RtfShape class (little
documentation and requires having a detailed look at the RTF specification).
Greetings,
Mark
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