Hi,
have you tried this:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/rtf/documentsettings/index.php#
Unforatunately the only really supported version is WordXP or newer.
Everything else, if it works brilliant, if it doesn't bad luck. I currently
don't have the time to look at any issues outside of c
That is because some alternative readers are NOT fully compliant with
PDF specification. XFA has been part of PDF since version 1.5.
Perhaps you should recommend that your users do not use non-compliant
viewers - or talk to the developers of such viewers and get them to
support the full spe
Generally you navigate to the radio button group via tab, then select via
left/right arrow keys. Does the group work properly when clicking the group
members?
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hi there,
i successfully create interactive grouped radio-buttons by using
iText's RadioCheckField according to the javadocs.
the only drawback that i face is, that navigation to the radio-buttons
inside an interactive pdf only works with the checked (selected)
radio-button.
the not-selected butt
I've got the same question, I think: Old forum messages indicate a convenient
way to draw a horizontal line is with the Graphic class, but I see no
equivalent setHorizontalLine method in PdfContentByte.
Is there a high-level definition of horizontal line without resorting to
page coordinates? Th
7.0.0
8.1.1
8.1.2
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I send it to myself, and opened it without any problem, too.Maybe you should
ask a printscreen of the error from the vendors.
Hello,
I have to correct, what I have said:
Manipulation only the XFA-part of my form works with Adobe Reader,
but not with alternative readers like foxit. This is really a pity.
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On Mar 7, 2008, at 3:04 AM, Sérgio Oliveira wrote:
> Are you saying that when we open a Livecycle designer pdf file (xfa
> based pdf) in Acrobat Reader, the Reader will not "parse" the PDf
> but it will parse the xfa inside the pdf? So the pdf file could be
> a "dummy" empty pdf with only the
A FlateDecoded image isn't in any standard image format - it's just a
"raw 2D array of colorant values".
You will need to write the (complex) code to convert that array into
a standard image format - taking into consideration that images in
PDF can be in 9 different colorspaces, with varying
I send it to myself, and opened it without any problem, too.
Maybe you should ask a printscreen of the error from the vendors.
What version of Adobe Reader do you have Sergio?
Good idea for the print screen, I'll try this.
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You need to put some javascript inside the PDF to make the fields read only. Do
not use formflatting.
For instance, you can put this script in an opening event of the form: for each
field, set the read only property.
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> itext
This may be OT, but I see a lot of activity about the "Silent print" issue
with Adobe Reader v8.1.2 and I wonder if this could be related.
I create a PDF with iText.net (a purchase order), open it from within a net
program and then the client will use the AR menu option to email to a
vendor. Th
Hello,
As far as I understand, the problem you are getting is due to the flatten of
the fields. I never used it, but it seems to be a good functionality. However,
if the form script is lost while making the flatten of the fields, then this
functionality has a great cost, and so, you shouldn´t
Look for pdfbox or jpedal.
Paulo
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> Subject: [iText-questions] Extract FlateDecode image
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> Hi,
Hi,
i'm working on an application able to extract any kind of image from a PDF
and save it on a file.
I search in the archive but i've found nothing to solve my problem.
I can easily extract images which filter is "DCTDecode".
In this case "PdfReader.getStreamBytesRaw((PRStream)s)" (where "s" is m
iText doesn't process the PDF Javascript and I don't think that you will
find anything to do it except from Adobe. If you know what the formating
will be you can set the field with the value and what will be actually
displayed, for example:
form.setField(key, "1234.5", "1,234.50");
Paulo
>
Hi,
I have read through a lot of posts regarding PDF stamper and have not seen a
post regarding populating fields which contain custom formatting. I am not
sure if I am doing this correctly so some advice or help would be
appreciated:
Background:
Basically I am trying to stamp a field on a pre-
Leonard,
I think you are talking about a possibility/solution that I hadn´t figured out
yet... And I´m still not understanding your point.
Are you saying that when we open a Livecycle designer pdf file (xfa based pdf)
in Acrobat Reader, the Reader will not "parse" the PDf but it will parse t
Hi,
> > I don´t even talk about the digital signatures and how they are > >
> > implemented in PDF files: for each digital signature the size of > > the
> > PDF is almost double sized.That was a bug in an older (7.x) version of
> > Acrobat.
I tested it. With a 88kb pdf file I got a 10
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