Is it possible to do something like this:

                int status = ct.go(true);
                boolean isFirstPage = true;
                while (ColumnText.hasMoreText(status)) {
                        if (isFirstPage) {
                                // Write to the first page -- as much as 
possible
                                ct.setSimpleColumn(page1BodyFieldPos[1], 
page1BodyFieldPos[2],
page1BodyFieldPos[3], page1BodyFieldPos[4]);
                                status = ct.go();
                                isFirstPage = false;
                        } else {
                                // Write to the second page -- the rest of the 
text.
                                ct.setCanvas(stamper.getOverContent((int) 
page2BodyFieldPos[0]));
                                ct.setSimpleColumn(page2BodyFieldPos[1], 
page2BodyFieldPos[2],
page2BodyFieldPos[3], page2BodyFieldPos[4]);
                                status = ct.go();
                        }
                }

I have an existing stamper, and I was creating columntext objects for it. 
the '...FieldPos' variables are the result of form.getFieldPosition() for
placeholder fields I have in the template doc.

Or is it better to rearrange and use a document with document.newPage?


1T3XT info wrote:
> 
> pickm wrote:
>> I have a form letter that has body text that will not fit on a single
>> page. 
>> I would like the text to start on the first page, and span to the second
>> page if needed.
>> 
>> Is there a way to do this using AcroFields?  Right now I am populating a
>> form field, which is very simple.  
> 
> No.
> 
>> From reading through the book in the past, I am guessing I can do this
>> using
>> PdfPCells that roll over pages, but are there other suggestions?
> 
> I usually use variations of what is described in section 14.3.1 to 
> achieve this.
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