I'll translate them all:
Dear Bruno -- We're too lazy to learn how to use iText and believe
that your time is less valuable than ours. We therefore would like
you to do our work for us. Maybe after you write our computer program
you could also stop by and mow our lawns?
I'd answer some but worry it would only create an incentive to ask
more basic questions. All can be answered by reading the book,
searching the web, and/or experimenting.
Bruno -- why don't you set up a question/answer system where people
could offer to pay to have questions answered then, if somebody who
has read the book and learned to use the tool is inspired, they can --
if the offer is reasonable -- answer. This list could be preserved
for bugs, enhancement discussions, or use cases exotic and complex
enough to be interesting. Everything below are questions about the
basic use of iText and/or software engineering.
If you really do want us (the community) to help just say so and I'll
take one or two, and imagine others would too, but don't really think
it's a good idea. It's your call though.
Michael.
On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 2:28 AM, Bruno Lowagie <br...@lowagie.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have very little time currently, and you've mailed me a long list of
> questions. I'm forwarding this list to the mailing list so that other
> people can answer if they have more time for the moment.
>
> Michael Niedermair wrote:
>> Hi Bruno,
>>
>> I have some questions:
>>
>> 1) How can I activate a otf (Open Type Font) feature like 'onum' for old
>> style figures?
>>
>> 2) How can I find out which method is used to encrypt a pdf?
>> none / user pw / key / ...
>>
>> 3) Is it possible to set a timestamp to avoid that the pdf is readable
>> after this timestamp?
>>
>> > Also: the margin finder only looks at text;
>> > Support for graphical objects isn't provided yet.
>>
>> 4) Do you think that it is possible the next weeks, to get this feature?
>>
>> 5) With my pupils I have made a lite pdf project with itext. They create
>> a pdf calender for a year (1 title page and one page for each month).
>> They use text, images and tables.
>>
>> Now we want to place the table on the bottom of each page (without using
>> header or footer). Is there a simple method, to move the table or other
>> objects to the bottom of the page (like \vfill in LaTeX).
>>
>> XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXx
>> Text
>>
>> Image
>>
>> \vfill
>>
>> Tabel (with 5 or 6 rows)
>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> Also for horizontal lines like \hfill in LaTeX.
>>
>> X Text \hfill AAA X
>>
>> In Listing 4.21: PdfCalendar.java I see a solution that calculates the
>> table and so on.
>> My whish:
>>
>> document.add("Text ...")
>> document.vfill();
>> document.add(table);
>> document.newPage();
>>
>>
>> 6) In Listing 6.9: NUp.java you position the page with
>> page = writer.getImportedPage(reader, i); G
>> cb.addTemplate(page, factor, 0, 0, factor, offsetX, offsetY);
>>
>> Is it possible to place a page in a table cell, so I can use borders, ...
>> table.addCell(page);
>>
>> 7) Is it possible to display font infos a la pdffonts, first of all the
>> name and embedded?
>
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