OK, I'm now using PdfSmartCopy. What I'm doing is sending
the output from the original PdfWriter to a ByteArrayOutputStream,
and I then read that using another PdfReader and write it
to a PdfSmartCopy. Works great; the files don't shrink quite
as much as with Acrobat 8, but pretty close.
I have o
Open Adobe Acrobat Professional.
Choose the Sound tool
Draw out your annotation
Choose the .wav file you wish to embed
Voila
On Feb 26, 2007, at 11:17 AM, Tony Chhun wrote:
Ok, I will explain further.
A PDF document can contain Annotation such as text but also audio
annotation.
I only have
You should ask SafeNet about that. Note that there are many ways to sign a
document, including the usage of an externally generated PKCS#7 but it all
depends on what SafeNet provides.
Paulo
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Bruno,
I didn't notice any awkward answers - just thoughtful.
The last answer could be adapted to a motto for the mailing list:
"Stop worrying and learn to love the PDF specification."
Cheers
AlanK
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Hi,
Has anyone tried to sign a .pdf with iText using SafeNet's LunaSA HSM
for key/certificate storage? I ask because the LunaSA Java API does
not seem to support KeyStore.getCertificateChain() method,
and the certificate chain is needed to pass to iText's setCrypto method
for signing a .pdf.
On Mon, 2007-02-26 at 16:27 +0100, Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
*snip*
> you are trying to catch a mouse using an elephant. (Is that even
> an expression?)
It's close to something I've heard before, but all that's coming to mind
is: "You're trying to swat a fly with a bazooka."
--
Stuart Jansen
Ok, I will explain further.
A PDF document can contain Annotation such as text but also audio
annotation.
I only have PDF document with audio annotation recorded by a microphone, but
what I need is an audio annotation with a wav file.
The wave file exists already (take one of the windows sound for
??
-Bill Ensley
www.bearprinting.com
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Subject: [iText-questions] Pdf File request
Does anyone c
Does anyone can send me a Pdf File with an audio annotation in it.
The audio annotation have to be a file specification embedded in the
document.
Thank you.
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Hello,
I'm tryig to create a createSound methd for the PdfAnnotation class.
If anyone could help me.
Regarding the PDF Refernce document, I have implemented this:
public PdfAnnotation createSound
(PdfWriter writer, Rectangle rect, String clipTitle, PdfFileSpecification
fs) throws IOException
{
Hi,
I want to build a page the following way:
+-+
| Line 1 |
+-+
| Line 2 |
+-+
| |
| Part 1 |
| |
| Part 2 |
| |
| Part n
Marco wrote:
>> Why do you want to add text to a PDF
>> using java.awt.Image?
> I need Canvas for insert some mathematics formulas inside text, and it
> works.
It would work ever better if you used PdfGraphics2D.
> N.B. I don't want use iText after create a Canvas,
I don't understand: you wan
> Why do you want to add text to a PDF
> using java.awt.Image?
I need Canvas for insert some mathematics formulas inside text, and it
works. My problem of Font is not most important, but I hoped for resolve it.
N.B. I don't want use iText after create a Canvas, I want only set the
same Font fo
Marco wrote:
> This is an example of the code I use.
Reading your code it is now clear to me that you're on the wrong forum.
There is no iText code involved when you create a java.awt.Image based
on text written to a canvas. You should post this question on a Java
forum.
> As com.lowagie.text use
>> When I make a pdf file, the images from Canvas (that contains strings
>> too) and the strings that I directly insert in pdf have differents Font,
>> and I don't like this.
> Counter-question: have you mapped the Java Font
> with the correct font file? Or are you just using
> the DefaultFontM
Mariusz Pala wrote:
> But, if you want, I can check in which version of iText it doesn't work.
If you could provide us a small zip file,
with some small PDF files and a standalone
Java source file that reproduces the problem;
it would help us a lot. Then we could dig into
the problem together.
br,
OK, I've found a solution for that:)
I've downloaded v1.3.6 from CVS and this functionality works, and also
there is no problem with big files.
So perfect for me.
But, if you want, I can check in which version of iText it doesn't work.
Thanks,
Mariusz
Mariusz Pala wrote:
> Thanks Paulo for your
Thanks
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Datum: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 15:15:50 -
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An: "Post all your questions about iText here"
CC:
Betreff: Re: [iText-questions] sign a PDF
> Select the windows handler and it will work. You can also sign with the
> Pdf
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
> I'm not 100% happy with what I said; I should have prepared possible
> questions. Some answers I gave really sound awkward in hindsight.
you mean like "Do you see any relationship between using Adobe Flex and iText?"
kind of surprised you didn't all out of your cha
Hello all,
the interview I gave Ted Neward while Paulo and I were at JavaPolis is
online: http://itext.ugent.be/articles/press/jp_interview.php
I'm not 100% happy with what I said; I should have prepared possible
questions. Some answers I gave really sound awkward in hindsight.
And oh boy, was
The solution was com.lowagie.text.rtf.table.RtfBorderGroup,
many thanks (to myself) :-)
Best regards
Raffaele
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GAMBELLI Raffaele
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Aaaargghh!
I must drink less in the morning!
There are two RtfCell, one depracted and one not...uff...
Ok, at this point I confirm my first post about the difference between Cell and
com.lowagie.text.rtf.table.RtfCell
Plese scuse me for the confusion but also the API reference is a little
confu
Ok sorry,
I've just seen in the API reference for RtfCell this:
Do not use it directly ONLY FOR USE WITH THE RtfWriter NOT with the RtfWriter2
Ok!
Then, with Table, should I use only Cell? Is it correct?
Thank you, best regards
Raffaele
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Marco wrote:
> It is possible to use default iTeXt font for my Frame?
>
> When I make a pdf file, the images from Canvas (that contains strings
> too) and the strings that I directly insert in pdf have differents Font,
> and I don't like this.
Let me guess: you are using PdfGraphics2D to print
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. I experiemnted around with
addImage() and came to the same conclusion, but I wasn't sure if this was a
bug or a feature (in other words: I wasn't sure if this was the official way or
not), but now that I know it is, I can start optimizing my code!
Hi all!
I would like to understand a difference about RtfCell and Cell:
I can add both elments into a Table but, the rtf code generated is different:
Consider a rtf document with only a table of one column with only one row,
pratically an empty rectangle, in Java is:
WITH Cell:
Thanks Paulo for your help, but still I have no idea how to write a code
to agglutinate all the destinations and add it to the catalog.
As I sad before, it was working with old iText (from early 2005 release).
I was trying to compare source code to investigate why it stop working,
but unfortunale
Roger Misteli wrote:
> Hiyas
>
> I have a document with, say, 2000 pages and on each page is a little image.
> The image is the same over all the 2000 pages. Now, if I simply add the
> picture to the document using PdfContentByte and addImage() I get the desired
> result, but the same image is
Hiyas
I have a document with, say, 2000 pages and on each page is a little image. The
image is the same over all the 2000 pages. Now, if I simply add the
picture to the document using PdfContentByte and addImage() I get the desired
result, but the same image is written 2000 times and blows up t
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