Post a PDF with a soft mask and I'll see what I can do.
Paulo
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From: "Michael J. Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 9:39 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Soft-Mask Dictionaries
Hello Paulo,
i looked through the iText examples again
Hi,
Does anyone know: with iText how to check if a PDF is
password-protected ?
Thanks!
Cheng
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Hello Paulo,
i looked through the iText examples again, but could not find out how
to do this. I also do not have any idea how to insert a transparency
group XObject as a stream into the Soft-Mask dictionary. Is it
possible to do this with the PdfTransparenceGroup class?
Can you please give an ex
Hi Bruno,
Good news about the book...
Does "reader.SelectPages()" retain the Layers on a page?
Can I add new graphics to an existing Layer?
Cheers
AlanK
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Sent: Wednesday, 26 April 2006 10:46 PM
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Class PdfGState is a dictionary, you can add any keys to it including the
SMask key. To select a graphic state call PdfContentByte.setGState().
Paulo
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From: "Michael J. Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-qu
At 02:46 PM 4/26/2006, Michael J. Mueller wrote:
thanks for your reply. I did some reading in the PDF standard. I'm
pretty sure that a Soft-Mask Dictionary can only be selected into the
graphics state with the "gs" operator.
Correct.
I looked into the graphics
state class in iText (
Hello Paulo,
thanks for your reply. I did some reading in the PDF standard. I'm
pretty sure that a Soft-Mask Dictionary can only be selected into the
graphics state with the "gs" operator. I looked into the graphics
state class in iText (I forgot the name of the class). This class does
not suppor
Rakesh Patel wrote:
Perhaps a better approach would be:
1. Convert the existing pdf application form into an AcroForm (quite
easy with the right software?).
PDF isn't an application. It's a document.
If you use Acrobat, make sure to add the fields as annotations,
not as XFA with LiveCycle.
2
At 10:34 AM 4/26/2006, Daniel Farinha wrote:
when printing iText generated PDFs on a Brother HL-7050 printer, I
get stuff like in the attachment.
Font isn't embedded and so the printer is doing substitution.
Leonard
Hi Paulo,
My initial idea was to create this pdf programmatically and place in the
dynamic data as i went along.
However, this process of building a pdf is quite tedious. I know little
about fonts, points, rgb, etc.
Perhaps a better approach would be:
1. Convert the existing pdf applicatio
This is not necessarily an iText issue but...
when printing iText generated PDFs on a Brother HL-7050 printer, I get
stuff like in the attachment.
The attachment is from a printout of:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/objects/Paragraphs.pdf
Other PDFs (non iText generated) don't seem to
Rakesh Patel wrote:
Hi,
so far I have been using what i thought was non-specific classes for
document generation and then later defining that the doc should be a
pdf. From a design perspective this seemed cleaner.
But not if you want high performance for PDFs with 10,000+ pages.
However, n
Hi,
so far I have been using what i thought was non-specific classes for
document generation and then later defining that the doc should be a
pdf. From a design perspective this seemed cleaner. However, not all the
methods are available at this level. Specifically I cannot set the
padding on
The problem is not putting the text, the problem is to know where to put
the text. If you by some other way know, as coordinates XY, where the
text is to be placed, you don't need AcroForms. Let's say you have a PDF
that will be used as template, where you're going to place some text
like name, add
Rakesh Patel wrote:
does that mean its not viable? How would i work out where to put the
text in a plain pdf?
You define the coordinates (by default 72 user units = 1 inch).
It's completely up to you to know where you want to put the text.
br,
Bruno
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does that mean its not viable? How would i work out where to put the
text in a plain pdf?
Paulo Soares wrote:
It will work with any PDF but the advantage of AcroForms is knowing
were to write the new text.
Paulo
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At 02:48 AM 4/26/2006, bruno wrote:
Hi all, has anyone done this before? I want to convert a PDF
document into an image format (jpg, gif, or tiff).
That's not the core business of iText; use something like JPedal instead.
Or look at commercial solutions such as PSServices, Snowbound, e
Beate Niendorf wrote:
Have a look at my "getPage"-Method.
Indeed, that's a third option; however in this case, you certainly lose
all interactive features that are in the page. It all depends on what
you expect from the result. If you only need one page without the
bookmarks and annotations, t
Paul wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to re-open a pdf file as save it in different parts ?
In my case, I will produce a full pdf document but in some cases, I would like
to re-open it and save only a few number of pages in a new pdf file.
Yes, this is possible.
When you say re-open, you should th
> is it possible to re-open a pdf file as save it in different parts ?
> In my cas, I will produce a full pdf document but in some
> cases, I would like to re-open it and save only a few number
> of pages in a new pdf file.
Hi Paul,
Have a look at my "getPage"-Method.
Maybe it's helpfull for yo
Hi,
is it possible to re-open a pdf file as save it in different parts ?
In my cas, I will produce a full pdf document but in some cases, I would like
to re-open it and save only a few number of pages in a new pdf file.
thanks a lot for your help
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Beate Niendorf wrote:
I'm looking forward to the book
Me too; see http://lowagie.com/maand.php?year=2006&month=4#14
I really didn't know the final review process had started already.
I informed with some of the people who reviewed the 1/3 and 2/3 version,
but they didn't receive an invitation
> >- Add an action: PdfAction ac =
> PdfAction.createSubmitForm(url, null,
> >0);
> >
> >
> Try createSubmitForm(url, null, SUBMIT_PDF); The explanation
> will be in chapter 15 of the book ;-) br, Bruno
Thank you very much! It worked fine :)
I'm looking forward to the book and cross my fing
Thanks Bruno,
I could find out in mailing list. Sorry for reposting. I am generating
the pdf from templates and I think I should use PDFPTable
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:19 PM
To: itext-questio
Kalra, Ashwani wrote:
Hi,
Is there any feature in PdfCell(like nowrap, fixed height).
No, nowrap is only for HTML tables.
I am not
working with PdfPCell
Which table api should I use. PdfTable or PdfPTable?
PdfTable is not for external use. It's a helper class for Table.
You should use P
Hi,
Is there any feature in PdfCell(like nowrap, fixed height). I am not
working with PdfPCell
Which table api should I use. PdfTable or PdfPTable?
Thanks
Ashwani
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1:3
Beate Niendorf wrote:
- Add an action: PdfAction ac = PdfAction.createSubmitForm(url, null, 0);
Try createSubmitForm(url, null, SUBMIT_PDF);
The explanation will be in chapter 15 of the book ;-)
br,
Bruno
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Using Tomcat but need to do m
Hi there,
I would like to know wether it's possible to send a Pdf as InputStream.
This is what I'm doing now:
- Create a Pdf with a form
- Add a button
- Add an action: PdfAction ac = PdfAction.createSubmitForm(url, null, 0);
- if the user clicks the button the Pdf should be in the requests Inpu
Kalra, Ashwani wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way in which if text size is greater than table cell
width, its truncated automatically.
Use setFixedHeight to achieve this; see
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg08078.html
br,
Bruno
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Hi,
Is there a way
in which if text size is greater than table cell width, its truncated
automatically.
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