Thanks Bruno :)
Regards,
Julie
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> > I have to compress it more
> > It has to be by code, not from the acrobat, like “reduce
> file size”,
> > “pdf optimizer”. If you know how to compress more, tell me !
>
> If you have images compress them before adding them
> to the PDF. (Image compression is outside the scope
> of iText and
Are you using images?
If so, are you compressing them as JPEG BEFORE you put them
into the PDF?
Are you using PdfGraphics2D?
If so, are you setting the JPEG compression
options?
-Bill Ensley
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RomiLau wrote:
>
> Hi, I’m Romina from Argentina. I have to compress a c# pdf file
There's no such thing as a C# PDF file.
You probably mean you are creating a PDF file with iTextSharp.
, I tried
> fullcompression , but it isn’t enough,
Too bad. setFullCompression is as good as it gets.
> I ha
Hi, Im Romina from Argentina. I have to compress a c# pdf file, I tried fullcompression , but it isnt enough, I have to compress it more It has to be by code, not from the acrobat, like reduce file size, pdf optimizer. If you know how to compress more, tell me And if you know how
> Actually I have XFA form which are designed in Adobe designer
> 7.0 and these pdf are enabled with Adobe LiveCycle Reader
> extension, therfore user can can fill, sign and save
> information on this pdf for Adobe Reader.
> Now I want to used iText for getting data into this pdf to be
> filled
We've been getting this to almost work. So close and yet - one last
thing needed.
What we are doing is taking a bunch of PDFs and then building one large
PDF using PDFwriter to join them all together as one.
All works fine for normal 8.5" x 11" page sized doc's
We're using setPageSize and setCro
Walter do Valle wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I'm developing a PDF splitter using iText. I used the example in iText
> site and my aapliaction works very well. However, I'm in doubt about the
> size os files generated. I have a PDF file with 900Kb of size and 88
> pages. When I split this file in 88 f
MIARA Pascal wrote:
> Hi everybody.
>
> Is it possible with i-text to define some block over PDF document
> (graphically), and then by coding, to fill these predefined blocks with
> data information.
Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't talking about PDF forms?
http://itext.ugent.be/articles/ei
Hi everybody.
Is it possible with i-text to define some block over
PDF document (graphically), and then by coding, to fill these predefined blocks
with data information.
In fact, I need to inform a form and I need to print
it. But I need to locate my data very precisely.
Regards,
Hello all
I'm developing a PDF splitter using iText. I used the example in iText
site and my aapliaction works very well. However, I'm in doubt about the
size os files generated. I have a PDF file with 900Kb of size and 88
pages. When I split this file in 88 files with one page, the sum of all
On Wednesday 27 September 2006 15:45, Paulo Soares wrote:
> This is a patch that I'll leave with Mark.
Thank you for the heads up.
Greetings,
Mark
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This is a patch that I'll leave with Mark.
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> Bugs item #15
Hi,Sorry I should have said that. Without setting the right charset, RTF editors/viewers like MS Word just don't understand the font name set in the rtf file. When you open the .rtf file generated by unmodified iText, you just don't see the font effect you set in your code, and can't see the correc
Gupta, Rahul wrote:
> Hi
>
> Actually I have XFA form which are designed in Adobe designer 7.0 and these
> pdf are enabled with Adobe LiveCycle Reader extension, therfore user can can
> fill, sign and save information on this pdf for Adobe Reader.
STOP RIGHT HERE!
PDFs that have these permissio
Hi
Actually I have XFA form which are designed in Adobe designer 7.0 and these pdf
are enabled with Adobe LiveCycle Reader extension, therfore user can can fill,
sign and save information on this pdf for Adobe Reader.
Now I want to used iText for getting data into this pdf to be filled
automati
Thanks! It's work!
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Franco Biaggi wrote:
> Thanks,
> but I can put forms/fields and edit it,
> the question is if can I do it with a table ?
I'm not sure what you are asking here.
Please read: http://itext.ugent.be/articles/eid-pdf/#template
I explain how to create a table with form fields;
and how to fill the fields
Kirill wrote:
> How can I rotate text in table cell?
Source code:
http://itext.ugent.be/itext-in-action/examples/chapter06/PdfPTableVerticalCells.java
PDF example:
http://itext.ugent.be/itext-in-action/examples/chapter06/results/pdfptable_vertical_cells.pdf
br,
Bruno
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Tan Hui Siang - Julie (DHL MY) wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to generate pdf file from my Servlet and am getting the
following error. Please help as I have tried changing the code multiple
times but with no success :(
I have put your code in a standalone example.
See attachments.
You made some odd ch
How can I rotate text in table cell?
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Hi,
I am trying to generate pdf file from my Servlet and am getting the
following error. Please help as I have tried changing the code multiple
times but with no success :(
ExceptionConverter: java.io.IOException: The document has no pages.
The following is a snippet of my code in the servlet.
t
Mark Hall wrote:
> I actually always read the mailing list, but filter based on
> subject. Unfortunately it sometimes misses a question.
Same here: even on broadband, it always takes a while
to download all the messages in my INBOX. That's why
I started using Thunderbird with the option 'download
Hi,
ok, I'm starting to understand what you want to do, but I still don't see what
effect setting the new charset variable has, if it is never used anywhere.
You set the charset variable to the charset you want. Where and how does that
influence further processing? I am not aware of a situation
On Wednesday 27 September 2006 09:34, Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
> Kharas wrote:
> > is there any way to make an
> > image fit into a cell when generating a RTF document? I mean, something
> > like the PdfPCell(image, true) constructor.
This is functionality is currently not supported. I'll put i
Kharas wrote:
> is there any way to make an
> image fit into a cell when generating a RTF document? I mean, something like
> the PdfPCell(image, true) constructor.
I repeat the question but I added RTF to the subject line.
RTF is the Mark Hall's specialty.
The other iText developers don't know muc
Hi
I've attached an example that describes the behaviour I was asking about. I
supposse I could rephrase my question like this, is there any way to make an
image fit into a cell when generating a RTF document? I mean, something like
the PdfPCell(image, true) constructor.
Thanks. http://www.nabbl
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