Kevin:
I understand you are busy, we all are. If you do not have time right now,
I understand.
I printed the CTM in each case. It gave me the same for both:
1.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 1.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 1.0
It must be something else.
I am attaching the content stream output for page 2
in case you get time
I don't have time to actually test this right now (sorry - big deadline going on).
But you might want to check the current transformation matrix in the graphics state:
PdfContentStreamProcessor.gs().ctm
see if this is different from one piece of text to the next.
The text matrix is actu
Well clearly the problem is that you're working with old/bad
technology and we know that upgrading will help...
Leonard
On Nov 20, 2008, at 12:20 PM, Jim Gabriel wrote:
> Thank you for your assistance.
>
> Attached is a simulated pdf of what the obscured image print output
> looks like under
When we generate .pdf file with data in acro fields, browser shows following
errors:"Cannot extract the embedded font 'GIUKVQ+ArialMT'. Some characters
may not display or print correctly."
and
"Cannot extract the embedded font 'WTJNZM+ArialMT'. Some characters may not
display or print correctly."
Is there a reason the setStyle method of the font class does a logical OR
operation with the parameter passed?
From:
http://itext.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/itext/trunk/src/core/com/lowagie/text/Font.java?revision=3373
public void setStyle(int style) {
if (this.style == UNDEFINED)
Thank you for your assistance.
Attached is a simulated pdf of what the obscured image print output looks like
under linux.
We are using cups 1.2.4, which was before cups implemented ghostscript and
poppler. Cups 1.2 uses a pdftops filter which was based on xpdf, this is
changing in ver 1.4 wh
We are using i-text to generate and insert 2D barcode into a PDF
document. According to Preflight, the effective dpi is 72. Can scaling
or something else be used to increase the resolution?
Thanks,
Ed Beauchamp
BB&T
Vice President
IS Application Integration Services
2101 S. Tarboro St.
Wilson, NC
I have a pdf template containing a grayscale image. The pdf is supplied
from an external source and is typically created
by exporting as PDF from Adobe Illustrator, inDesign or similar tool.
I use iText to import the image and then add text to create a PDF which
is later sent to a printing press
Hi, Leonard!
Thanks for your hints.
Intarsys really had a problem with embedded font recognition. It will be fixed
in the next version of their online validation tool this week.
BTW: The minimal requirements for PDF/A-1a concerning MarkInfo and
StructTreeRoot entries can be done with the followi
