Hello,
I need to merge comments (not form data) that are saved in xfdf files with a
pdf file. I've done this before with fdf comment files using
stamp.addComments(), and it works like a charm; but the method does not support
the XfdfReader.
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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Thi
Hi YOUSUFI,
Please share the code once you achieve doing this.
Thanks
YOUSFI wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm using iText-1.4 to generate PDF files containing
> tables (PdfPtable). Some of
> tables I'm creating need specefic border
> styles : dotted, dashed, ...
> Is there a method like cell.setBorderSty
Hello. I’ve been using Apache’s FOP to build
dynamic PDF generation utilities for several years. I’ve decided to
look for an alternative for a handful of reasons. Most recently, I’ve
gotten some complaints from a client about the size of the generated PDF.
It’s approx 600K for a two pag
Assemble your document with PdfCopy and then use PdfStamper to add the
footers.
Paulo
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Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 11:23 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] PDFCopy Question
> Hi,
>
> I am using PDFCopy to attach selected docum
Hi,I am using PDFCopy to attach selected documents to the cover page I generate from my database data. The documents I am attaching are standard but then I need to add a footer to these documents that matches my cover page. Any idea how I would go about this.
Please assist.-- Kind Regards,Patrick
At 7:08 PM +0200 10/16/06, Antoine wrote:
>I can't remember - are both these invisible to acrobat (no way to
>access them through the gui)?
If you want something that is totally invisible to the
Acrobat GUI - then I would use a custom dictionary in the /Catalog
with whatever you want it
Is it possible to use iText in conjunction with a crypto USB
token to sign a PDF and more specifically the GeoTrust Adobe Document Signing one?
I was able to successfully sign a PDF using a typical PKCS#12, but am
interesting in possibly purchasing the GeoTrust one so people can verify my
i
Carsten,
That code sample is very helpful.
Turns out on inspection that the PDF we are receiving is rotated 270' -
hence we we apply rotation it ends up flipped!
We're going to follow your example and only flip by 90' - should ocrect
the issue.
Thanks, DW
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From: Ca
Antoine,
You need to have the XMP plug-in installed to see the extended XML.
Default setup only allows you to see User, Description, Date, Program,
that kind of stuff. So you own custom XMP will remain hidden to the
typical Reader user.
DW
p.s. I'm a former Kent graduate myself!
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If you know what the fields are that you
want – then you need to hand code putting those back into the form again after
the import.
Suggest you use some external layout
script if you have a lot of fields – read that – setup those fields.
DW
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On 16/10/06, Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 5:08 PM +0100 10/14/06, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I'm using iText to create PDF documents for my University project
> >and this is working well. What I would like to do is "hide"
> >comments into any created PDF. This is so when I
Hi Paulo,
As I said I'm new to barcodes. I have a very basic barcode reader
witch is reading the barcode and the data looks OK.
I'm sending the barcode to the our customer to see if it's OK.
Thank you again.
zoltan
On 16-Oct-06, at 11:18 AM, Paulo Soares wrote:
> Barcode testing must be do
Barcode testing must be done with a barcode reader, just looking at the
bars get you nowhere.
Paulo
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> Subject: [iText-questions] Barcode 128 - B
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to create a Barc
At 5:08 PM +0100 10/14/06, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm using iText to create PDF documents for my University project
>and this is working well. What I would like to do is "hide"
>comments into any created PDF. This is so when I parse the file
>back into my reader, I will be able to pick up
iText doesn't change colorspaces. All images, except black and white,
are multitone, there's no colorspace information in the word
"multitone". You may post a link to the image or the PDF for inspection.
Paulo
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Hi,
I am adding an CMYK Tiff (validated with Photoshop) with BZip
compression to a PDF via iText. This is working fine, you see this image
in the PDF. But if you check this pdf with a special kind of proof
software called Asura, this pdf is identified as an multitone image and
not as CMYK imag
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