James Wiley writes:
> Hi Bruno:
>
> I downloaded your iText Java-PDF library and have been going through the
> tutorial. I'm looking at Chapter 10 - Absolute Positioning of Graphics and
> Text. I can't figure out how to underline text when I'm using BaseFont and
> ContentByte.
I don't think
Stephane Corriveau writes:
>
> Hi ,
>
> Does anyone know if tis possible to wrap ( in a smart way ) text when
> writing in directContent ?
Do you mean text wrapping like when you use the ColumnText object?
(The question could be the answer in this case.
http://www.lowagie.com/iTex
Paulo:
It seems that when an imported PDF file having an XObject,
PdfReaderInstance.getFormXObject() sometime will fail. This happens when the
XObject resource entry got a /ExtGState entry, which I know that iText is not
handling this kind of resources at the moment.
Any comments?
With regards
Hi ,
Does anyone know if tis possible to wrap ( in a smart way ) text when
writing in directContent ?
Thanks a lot
Stéphan Corriveau
GhostScript is a freely available utility for
manipulating and converting PostScript and PDF. It
can be built for Windows platforms and for many
flavors of Unix. Visit www.ghostScript.com to find
out more about it. I guess basically to do what I am
talking about you would just set up a server s
And do you think that the pdf will automagically guess what's in it?
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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> Does an
Marco Abderhalden writes:
> hi,
>
> it's possible to send the output stream (the pdf document) directly to a
> printer?
Please read the thread 'Printing Very Big Files' at
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions%40lists.sourceforge.net
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>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using a servlet to create a pdf on the fly. Everything works perfectly,
> except when I select to open the file instead of saving to disk the browser's
> download dialogue appears 3 time before it actually opens the file. Does anyone
> know why th
Hi,
I'm using a servlet to create a pdf on the fly. Everything works perfectly,
except when I select to open the file instead of saving to disk the browser's
download dialogue appears 3 time before it actually opens the file. Does anyone
know why this is happening, and better yet how to fix it
hi,
it's possible to send the output stream (the pdf document) directly to a
printer?
sincerely
- marco abderhalden
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