[iText-questions] [NEWBIE] Re: PdfStamper: OverContent not showing

tgkprog wrote: hi there seems to be a bug getOverContent returns the under content. I took out all the unnecessary garbage from your example (why didn't you do this before sending it to the list?) and in attachment you can find source code and result. If you look in the lower left corner of th

Re: [iText-questions] Arial Unicode MS alternative

Harakiri wrote: > Hello, > > can anyone point me to a Arial Unicode MS alternative ("arialuni.ttf") which > is available under a > non restrictive license, i.e. creative commons or similar - which can be used > similar to a LGPL > like license. > > The font should include support for western an

Re: [iText-questions] PdfStamper: OverContent not showing

hi there seems to be a bug getOverContent returns the under content. i experimented with the pdf that is the output of com.lowagie.examples.directcontent.text.Text code is: // import java.util.*; import java.io.FileOutputStream; import java.io.IOException; import com.lowagie.text.Document; impo

Re: [iText-questions] Type 1 font character widths

Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote: > > You also talked about holes in the Win2PSStd table. I changed > some of the values, but I'm not sure if I did it correctly. > Please check this before you use Pfm2afm. > br, > Bruno > > My current theory is that the Win2PSStd table isn't needed. It only comes

[iText-questions] Arial Unicode MS alternative

Hello, can anyone point me to a Arial Unicode MS alternative ("arialuni.ttf") which is available under a non restrictive license, i.e. creative commons or similar - which can be used similar to a LGPL like license. The font should include support for western and asian font types - similar to a

Re: [iText-questions] Does iText have round corners for tables?

never mind I found the source code of the example. This is causing some little problems but I guess I will try to figure that out. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Does-iText-have-round-corners-for-tables--tp17495954p17500496.html Sent from the iText - General mailing list

Re: [iText-questions] Does iText have round corners for tables?

I dont have the book though. so How do I do it :) -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Does-iText-have-round-corners-for-tables--tp17495954p17500213.html Sent from the iText - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: [iText-questions] Add HTML string to RTF table's cell

Try this and substitute your html string/reader as needed. ArrayList a = HTMLWorker.parseToList(new StringReader("Name as H1Address line 2City, State Zip"), null); Table t = new Table(1); Cell c = new Cell(); for(int i=0;i To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net

Re: [iText-questions] Type 1 font character widths

Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote: > >> As an experiment, I made the changes described below, and all of the >> apparent problems were fixed. Could someone comment on whether these >> changes are appropriate? > > Thanks for the work comparing the Winchars array. > I've uploaded your changes to SVN

Re: [iText-questions] Does iText have round corners for tables?

FlyingBuzz wrote: > Hi, I am wondering does iText have round corners for tables? Yes. > Like the border of the table are round? Yes, like this: http://www.1t3xt.info/examples/results/in_action/chapter10/pdfptable_cell_events.pdf > If there is such a method. please post how. If you want an exam

[iText-questions] Add HTML string to RTF table's cell

Hi, I want to add parsed html content into a RTF table cell. I saw the API com.lowagie.text.html.HtmlParser.parse(doc, reader), which works perfectly, but it only adds the html into the document directly. What I need is to add the HTML string inside a table cell. I tried HTMLWorker, but I loose

[iText-questions] Does iText have round corners for tables?

Hi, I am wondering does iText have round corners for tables? Like the border of the table are round? If there is such a method. please post how. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Does-iText-have-round-corners-for-tables--tp17495954p17495954.html Sent from the iText - G

Re: [iText-questions] Save typed-in content with Adobe Reader

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > answered in the language of iText, e.g., append = true, not append = false, > as in the following example, based on the HelloWorldForm class in Chapter 2 > of the book, which correctly preserves the Reader-Enabled capability of the > PDF: > > reader = new PdfReader("t3b

Re: [iText-questions] Print a TOC with dots, chunk is smaller than the cell

Peter Dunkel wrote: > Hello! > > I am using iText 1.5.4 in a project, where we are generating PDFs with > BIRT. > > I have to write TOC Tables in a new PDF like > > First Chapter . 1 > Second Chapter . 4 If possible, upgrade to iText 2.1.2u (it should work with BIRT). Then use one

Re: [iText-questions] PDF/A and ListItems

Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote: > > hjuschke wrote: >> Still not working. I've sent you the sample program together with the >> fonts >> and html. Let me know if you haven't reveived them or it's not running. > > I've received it. > I had to adapt it because I didn't have the srgb.profile file, >

[iText-questions] Print a TOC with dots, chunk is smaller than the cell

Hello! I am using iText 1.5.4 in a project, where we are generating PDFs with BIRT. I have to write TOC Tables in a new PDF like First Chapter . 1 Second Chapter . 4 Without the dots (".") it works, I am using a PdfPTable for each row. But my problems are the dots. I know the widt