I think if you just specify a smaller table (or cell) to place the image inside
it will scale itself to that box/table/cell from what I remember back when I
was using it.
If you 'truly' need to resize the image then you will need to use a third party
tool (import) to do it. (Sure some peeps can name a few.. i'm rather busy at
present).
Alternatively.. if you just spec the borders smaller, won't it scale itself
anyway? (I could try it out later, but will have to wait till at least
lunchtime (3 hours ish).
Matthew
-----Original Message-----
From: Frode Halvorsen [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 30 June 2010 09:34
To: [email protected]
Subject: [iText-questions] I want to 'shrink' a pdf to make room for new
margins. Is it possible ?
I have a PDF containing a scanned A4-page. I need to shrink the image to make
room for a new 1cm blank margin.
I have briefly looked in the API-docs, but couldn't find any obvious way of
doing this.
Anyone having a quick answer to this ?
I really don't need the complete solution just now, only a confirmation that
it's possible. Otherwise I have to quickly find another way...
Med vennlig hilsen,
Frode Halvorsen
ErgoGroup AS
91624009
<http://www.ergogroup.no/> www.ergogroup.no
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