1T3XT info 1t3xt.info> writes:
> Actually, this would make an interesting FAQ entry.
Sounds good to me :) I've been using iText for 3 years now and this really just
came to light and is really bugging me!
Dominic
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Dominic Maricic wrote:
> Leonard Rosenthol pdfsages.com> writes:
>
>> Yes, Adobe Reader 8 (all platforms) ships with a custom resolution of
>> 110 dpi in order to "future proof" the application.
>>
>> Leonard
>
> Ok, so I got it, 110dpi for viewing is what to set a logo at. What about
> printi
Dominic Maricic wrote:
> What do you guys recommend?
I know it's not an option, but the 1T3XT logo was made using
Bezier curves. On 1t3xt.cpm it's a gif file, but when needed
in PDF, I use the PDF syntax (looks great at any scale).
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Dominic Maricic wrote:
> I'm using gmane.org to access this list, is there a better way?
GMANE comes in different forms: as HTML on a site, as a newsgroup,...
When you use it as a news group, you can do Reply-All, remove the
GMANE address and send your mail to the official mailing list address:
i
Robert Stoski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently using iText 4.0.8 (java)
Your use of version numbers is very confusing.
There has never been a version 4.0.8 in Java.
The version numbers starting with 4 are iTextSharp (C#) numbers.
So what version are you actually using?
> Is there any reason that
George Bilalis wrote:
> On the other hand the
> Pdf Analysis tool from the toolbox is most valuable in helping me to this.
The toolbox has been on a side track for a while, but it will
be put on the main track in the Summer. Meanwhile, you might
want to have a look at iText RUPS: http://itext.uge
chris glace wrote:
> Is there a way to find the font sizes used in the PDF?
There isn't an easy way, but I see that you are still working
on that PDF parser of yours. You probably already have plenty
of work behind you and you may already have some of the extra
elements you need to determine the f
Yes, I am using Win forms with Ghostscript.
Rick
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Richard
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To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] silent print setpagesize problems
Hi Rick
Indee
Hi Rick
Indeed, it would not be wise to use a deprecated / removed feature to
achieve what I want to do and will definitely fall into installed version
problems in the future. I looked at Adobe 8.1.2 and they did remove the
silent print functionality. Now, the this.print() method prompts the user
Is there a way to find the font sizes used in the PDF? I read through
the PDF reference and it seems Tf should tell the Text size used.
Here is my code.
byte[] b = r.getPageContent(1);
PdfContentParser cp = new PdfContentParser(new PRTokeniser(b));
ArrayList a = new ArrayList();
while (!cp.p
Leonard Rosenthol pdfsages.com> writes:
>
> Yes, Adobe Reader 8 (all platforms) ships with a custom resolution of
> 110 dpi in order to "future proof" the application.
>
> Leonard
Ok, so I got it, 110dpi for viewing is what to set a logo at. What about
printing as the images don't print fine
Bruno Lowagie lowagie.com> writes:
>
> I think the best solution for Dominic is indeed to change
> his policy for logo's: no more plain JPEGs.
>
> br,
> Bruno
>
What do you guys recommend? I tried png's and tiff. and they had the same
problem at 72dpi. I can change everything to 110dpi for vi
Hi Bruno,
I'm using gmane.org to access this list, is there a better way?
I didn't see the ability to add attachments or I would have attached the logo.
I don't mind you posting it as it might help another person.
I'm sorry about bothering you via email!
Changing the resolution in acrobat in Ed
Hi Leonard,
Glad that I finaly gave you a clear picture. I am trying a lot being new with
iText (I bought the book iText in Action last February), but on the other hand
I am getting results sofar thus quite confident, as iText is a great library
and I have once more to congratulate the people
Hi,
I'm currently using iText 4.0.8 (java) to convert existing PDFs to
PDF/A-1b. I cannot upgrade to 4.1.0 currently, as I am also using a 3rd
party library that uses functions in iText that were removed in 4.1.0.
As part of the conversion to PDF/A-1b, I am setting the ICC_Profile on
the new doc
Hellow:
Here is my code for multiple signatures with Certification Level
"CERTIFIED_FORM_FILLING_AND_ANNOTATIONS". When add "Signature1" at Blank
Signature Form Field, the previous signature (certified) break.
Excuse me. I am from Argentina. I can not write English very well.
Step 1: Add blank
Jonathan,
Just let me put in my two cents here.
Acrobat Reader goes through frequent updates. Many clients have it set for
auto update, so you have little control of their version.
If you are trying to do something that Leonard says is no longer supported,
you could save yourself a lo
> That's great, isn't it?
WELL, IF I MANAGE TO CONVINCE MY BOSS TO USE THE JAR I GENEREATED INSTEAD THE
ONE DONE WHY ITEXT TEAM ^_^
> This is a rhetorical question I hope?YES ^___^
> Theoretically it should work. I remember the days when Java> was promoted
> with the concept WORA: "Write Once,
Thanks, this works fine...
Best regards,
Ludger
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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 22:48:14 +0100
From: "Paulo Soares" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfSmartCopy corrupting internal links.
To: "Post all your questions about iText here"
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Hi Leonard
Thank you for your reply.
I am currently using Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0.9; So I guess it should work
fine right?
Which method are you talking about exactly? this.print()?
I created the javascript code based the javascript API from adobe version
8.1. April 2007; And everything I used
Sergio Lopez wrote:
> In the other hand, your curiosity has been awarded:
> I downloaded sources, put them in JDeveloper, compiled
> and built jar with OJVM and tested again your example
> and it worked, at least with 40.000 rows ^_^
That's great, isn't it?
> The point now is: would this compile
Thank you so much your time and giving me such a useful and detailed answer
I got no messages that indicate me things like Overflow memory, ... So, in that
sense, I'm a little lost>-<
In the other hand, your curiosity has been awarded: I downloaded sources, put
them in JDeveloper, compile
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Yes, Adobe Reader 8 (all platforms) ships with a custom resolution of
> 110 dpi in order to "future proof" the application.
>>> Thanks again for all the help. If this is in the book somewhere, I've
>>> missed it, let me know where!
>> The dpi setting of Adobe Reader is
Is there any chance you can email me the actual PDFs?
Leonard
On Apr 11, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Marco Berardi wrote:
In the last version of iTextSharp 4.1.0, error 4000 on pdf after
signature, is still present.
I’m signing a clear PDF file that, from Adobe Reader 8.1.2, is like
this image
That's what I figured you wanted - but wanted to be sure. Thanks for
explaining!
So my recommendation on what you have to do to implement this still
applies...
Leonard
On Apr 11, 2008, at 11:00 AM, George Bilalis wrote:
Hi Leonard,
thanks for replying and of course it's my fault to expl
Yes, Adobe Reader 8 (all platforms) ships with a custom resolution of
110 dpi in order to "future proof" the application.
Leonard
On Apr 11, 2008, at 11:03 AM, Bruno Lowagie wrote:
> Dominic Maricic wrote:
>> Hi Bruno,
>>
>> Thank you so much for your time, you're awesome. A few questions
>
Sergio Lopez wrote:
> Also tried with writeSelectedRows but same results...
I'm not an Oracle specialist, so I can't say more than
what is advised on the page you linked to. However:
some extra questions: on the forum, you find tips on
how to fix the problem (none of the solutions is an
option for
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> Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 10:27 AM
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [iText-questions] Memory management for large tables
> + VirtualMachine
>
>
> Hi agai
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>
> Hi!
> I have an urgent prob
No news on this front.
Paulo
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> Subject: [iText-questions] Timestamping
>
>
> What is the state of t
Nothing in signatures was changed from 4.0.8. I know that there are some
issues with Acrobat 8 but as I don't have Acrobat 8 and not much time
either I'll have to wait that these two conditions are solved or someone
else fixes it.
Paulo
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>
EDARA wrote:
> Hello,
> How to split a pdf file using iText ..
There's many different ways to do it:
PdfReader.selectPages, PdfCopy, the Burst tool,
the Split plug-in in the toolbox,...
> Plz give any suggestions.
The best suggestion one can give is:
READ THE DOCUMENTATION!!!
Google
Hello,
How to split a pdf file using iText ..
Plz give any suggestions..
Regards,
santharam
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joshi
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 5:08 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Su
Hi again,
I tried the FragmentTable example
(http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/objects/tables/pdfptable/index.php) and
when I increased the numbers of rows to be printed to 2500 I got the message:
"Process exited with exit code 128."
Looking for a clue, it seems it's related to my IDE, Or
Hi!
I have an urgent problem!
I made a form that has many textfields created with the method
PdfFormField.createTextField(PdfWriter writer, boolean multiline, boolean
password, int maxLen), and that because my textfields are in PdfPCell(table
cells).
My problem is that i want these textfields to
Dominic Maricic wrote:
> Hi Bruno,
>
> Thank you so much for your time, you're awesome. A few questions on what
> you've shown me.
Please keep on the mailing list. My youngest son is coming home
from school in an hour and I have to start preparing his lunch.
I can't reply to questions and cook a
Hi Leonard,
thanks for replying and of course it's my fault to explain better, and not your
interpretive power!!!
So let me give a more general idea of what I have to do, and maybe I can get
some better ideas how to do it.
Think of a light-version of a pdf document pre-flighter (like the one A
George Bilalis wrote:
> but from
> your post I conclude that by distortion" you refer to "blur" of some
> linear elements in the image - graphics and text - that get blurred and
> even more so the curved segments. By "blurring" I think you refer to the
> edges of these elements. (Excuse me if I
Hi Dominic, Leonard
excuse me from dropping in the thread but Dominic I believe, what Leonard says
(...JPEG (Joint PHOTOGRAPHIC Expert > > Group) file format is NOT suitable for
non-photo data) is true and is the cause of your problem.
First I undestand "distort" can mean different things
> If that's the case (you didn't mention that before) - then it means
> that you incorrectly set the scaling transform so that the image
> isn't drawing 1:1.
>
> However, it still remains that the JPEG (Joint PHOTOGRAPHIC Expert
> Group) file format is NOT suitable for non-photo
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