At 12:43 PM 6/3/2004, Woodchuck wrote:
I want to protect my pdf files.
OK...
I don't want the possibility of someone saving my pdf files
ANY file that is available on the Internet can be saved - whether
HTML, GIF, PNG, PDF, etc.
and modifying them and then printing them out.
Hi Paulo,
I am almost there! My final pdf file may consist of
multiple pages depending on how much data is retrieved
from the database. However, every page uses the same
blank certificate.
I think this is the correct code for handling one
page:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("certificate.p
Yea, i tested that line too. But for me, it didn't
make any difference when I included it or not.
Damn browswer bugs/inconsistencies.
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> I ran into some other odd problems opening documents
> so I also added in
> addition to those below to correct them:
>
> response.
I ran into some other odd problems opening documents so I also added in
addition to those below to correct them:
response.setHeader("Pragma", "public");
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To: itex
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply. My original code was correct,
and it was basically the same as yours in terms of the
steps. I think the important steps are
setContentType(), and setContentLength().
I was getting a blank page because of my IE version
(6.0.2800.1106), it requires me to add the
Hi,
that works for me:
... building PDF ...
then finish it
// add a page break
document.newPage();
// step 5: we close the document (the outputstream is also
closed
// internally)
document.close();
// we have written the pdf
Hi all,
After I create my pdf file, the only thing I want the
user to be able to do is to print the pdf file (which
is opened from my website within a browser window).
Can this be achieved?
I have tried using the PdfWriter.setEncryption()
method, but when I specify PdfWriter.AllowPrinting it
als
At 10:34 AM 6/3/2004, Paulo Soares wrote:
pdflib has the advantage that it only has to worry at the equivalent
PdfContentByte in iText.
True...
Higher level objects like paragraphs and tables must have a different
treatment.
Right, because you export to multiple output formats an
Nevermind, I found the problem. It all works now :-)
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I see it now. pdflib has the advantage that it only has to worry at the
equivalent PdfContentByte in iText. Higher level objects like paragraphs
and tables must have a different treatment.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
> -Original Message-
> From: Leonard Rosenthol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Create a PDF with your blank certificate. Use Acrobat to add fields in
the positions where text is going to be inserted. Use PdfStamper to fill
and flatten those fields or get the field positions and use PdfStamper
to add text or images in those positions.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
> -Origin
hello all,
what i want:
- a certificate with database retrieved information
filled in, in the form of a pdf file generated on the
fly and opened into a modal browser window upon
request from my website
what i think i should do:
- if word document of blank certificate available,
convert this int
At 05:33 AM 6/3/2004, Paulo Soares wrote:
The pdflib 6 beta 2 docs mention tagging but not OCG. In any case I have
a good idea of the OCG capabilities with your examples.
Section 8.4.7 - Layer Functions.
LDR
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The pdflib 6 beta 2 docs mention tagging but not OCG. In any case I have
a good idea of the OCG capabilities with your examples.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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On Wednesday 02 June 2004 09:46, Mohamed Ennassiri wrote:
> Yes, and the result is the same. The image is not displayed too.
> The RTF file produced by Word after saving is bigger than the
> same file produced by iText.
Unfortunatel
It is about the width of the columns in a table. I am
converting a XHTML to PDF and I try to define the width of a column of a table
using width () or using colspan but it doesn´t work. Do you
know if the problems is itext? Or HTMLParser? Or Sax? Any idea, please.
Thanks
Pepe
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