Prince Soundararajan wrote:
another reason why I need this is to keep management happy.
Last year there was a conference about Government Technology Evolution
in Australia.
https://www.iqpc.com/cgi-bin/templates/document.html?topic=592&event=7590&document=56740
One of the workshops was about
Hi Prince,
I apologise, in advance, because my response was an act of whimsy. (I'm
having a bad morning and acted in haste.)
I am a GIS contractor working for, among other people, the NSW Dept of
Lands. I have been using iTextSharp to develop interactive PDF maps from GIS
documents and have found
Thanks for your confirmation Alan. Please can I use your company name as
reference, just in a report that you are an iText user in Australia.
Cheers,
Prince
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I can confirm it works "upside-down" - once you know what you're doing.
AlanK
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"Keep the management happy" is always the problem. They usually don't
believe that support can be given from the other side of the world.
Paulo
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I can confirm it works "upside-down" - once you know what you're doing.
AlanK
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Hi Paulo,
Thanks for replying ;-) We are confident the code will work and also aware it
is open source (no licensing issues) , but we are looking for an assurance that
big corporates have made use of this down under. This assurance will help us
get support personnel if we need within this coun
Okay, then I've got more learning to do...
Thanks
AlanK
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The question has to do with licensing issues or are you afraid that the code
won't work down under.
Paulo
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Hi There,
The first one will give you 6 characters and has nothing to do with Unicode.
The second one will give you a single and correct character.
Paulo
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string uCode = String.Format("\\u{0:x4}", cms.CharacterIndex);
and
string uCode = new String((char) cms.CharacterIndex, 1);
give entirely different results from:
template.ShowTextAligned(PdfContentByte.ALIGN_CENTER, uCode, width/2, 0, 0);
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Hi There,
We are a large telecommunications company based in Australia and we are
considering to use iText. We have some concerns as to the usage of iText in the
Australia context. We know for a fact, it has been implemented in a wide
variety of places around the world, but we would like some c
In this case it's the same, the font really covers iso-8859-1.
Paulo
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Okay, I've got it: use the string from character
Okay, I've got it: use the string from character index not the Unicode.
D'oh!
Thanks again Paulo
AlanK
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Hello Leanard,
Yes, I am using the using the pdfwriter object to create
the pdf in the memory and then use writer.getimportedpage(reader) to import
it
I will try to find some samples, thanks for your
help.
Kalpesh
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I don't see where's the problem. Some character will produce a glyph. Did
you expect another glyph? And if so why?
Paulo
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Thank you for looking at this Paulo.
I still can't see how to set the font's symbolic flag - I can't find a
method for "setting" a Font font in PdfContentByte. Is it sufficient to just
create a Font from the BaseFont? Should I be using some other means of
adding the character to the template?
Che
Hi, i'm stuck :)
I've been trying to create a pdf from XML but i'm stuck on trying to
define the fonts.
The xml looks something like this
Header
Some random text
More random text
To this i defined
Hi, i'm stuck :)
I've been trying to create a pdf from XML but i'm stuck on trying to
define the fonts.
The xml looks something like this
Header
Some random text
More random text
To this i defined
Be careful! If the form is filled the <> will
not rebuild the appearances and you'll see nothing. You can also use
iText to recreate the appearances if needed.
Paulo
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Looks good to me although the font should be symbolic. This code:
Document doc = new Document(PageSize.A4);
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.GetInstance(doc, new
FileStream("c:\\test456.pdf",FileMode.Create));
doc.Open();
BaseFont bf = BaseFont.CreateFont("c:\\esri_12.ttf",
BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, true);
Thank you so much! :)
Now I 've a workaround and it works fine. I manually changed true to false
and the signature appeared!
Is this a acrobat bug? Other tools show the signature even with
<>
Best regards!
Andreas
Paulo Soares schrieb:
The problem is the <> in the acroforms
dictionary. If i
Hi , In a Document am adding many tables , so if it is one table presents am getting the content in a single page , if more than one table presents then am getting half in the first page and half in the second page , so in this time am getting an line at the end of the first page ,
At 11:46 PM 5/1/2006, Kalpesh Raval wrote:
When we process a PDF that has some
comments in it, the resultant PDF does not preserve the comments from the
original PDF
HOW are
you "processing a PDF"? I am guessing that you are doing
page importing, in which case the comments won't come
The problem is the <> in the acroforms
dictionary. If it's not there the signature will appear.
Paulo
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Adrian Nadeau wrote:
Hello,
We are trying to create/print a landscaped page using iText (version
1.3). Is there an easy way to get the PDF to print at the very start
of the page on the left side (Left Margin). We have tried setting the
left margin very low (even setting it to negative numb
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