Thanks Andreas.
Yes - I am opening these in Acrobat Reader 7.0.
I know previous versions of Reader didn't allow adding comments.
but I know version 7.0 allows adding comments.
I had imagined this could be controlled by normal PDF encryption /
permissions
but maybe you need Adobe LiveCycle to
Thanks Patrick - this is invaluable advice!
I have MANY bookmarks in all my documents
- so I will put the encryption investigation on a lower priority (as I
have lived without it for 4 years so far).
Mike
Talken, Patrick (AGRE) wrote:
Hi Mike,
I went through the same ordeal, and when I finally
I went through the same ordeal, and when I finally got
the encryption to work I discovered that my pdf
bookmarks became unreadable. So, if you have bookmarks
in your pdf that you want to keep, you may want to skip
trying to get the encryption installed.
Me, too. It'd be very nice if
Hi--
Is there a way to 'include' an existing PDF the output
stream of a FO transformation, something akin to
fo:instream-foreign-object or fo:external-graphic?
Rob
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The only trouble is that tables of contents aren't generally rendered as
tables. Each is generally rendered as a series of paragraphs.
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Bryant Communication Services
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04/18/2005 01:27 PM
Thanks for looking at this Andreas
Andreas L. Delmelle wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Mike Trotman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes - I am opening these in Acrobat Reader 7.0.
I know previous versions of Reader didn't allow adding comments.
but I know version 7.0 allows adding comments.
There are many ways you can help without the need for Java knowledge:
- Helping other people on fop-users
- Writing test cases
- Writing documentation (Wiki or Forrest sources)
- Updating the compliance page with additional columns for the new code
(thus showing the progress in relation to FOP
I have what seems like some weird inconsistent when trying to use
block-container to absolutely position a graphic.
(This is often a sign that one is doing something stupid - and a fresh
pair of eyes can help.)
The code below works OK (at least it shows the graphic - I still have to
adjust the
-Original Message-
From: Andreas L. Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip /
I'm also thinking... Currently FOP 0.20.5 produces PDF conforming
to the 1.3 Specification (Acrobat 4.0) --maybe that version still
lacks the necessary commands to make it 'commentable' by Reader 7.0
(=
Mike,
However - my main question still remains:
Why - when an image is displayed 'correctly' - does making the
block-container BIGGER make the image vanish?
Does anyone else have any experience of this?
Yes, if the block-container no longer fits wholly within static-content for
example, it
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