Re: [iText-questions] concatenating more than 1 pdf to the end of adocument

2008-11-23 Thread Michael Klink
Murray, I think your analysis is wrong --- the second imported document does not overwrite the first one. Actually you import pages 1 through 4 of the first document onto one page of the target, and then you want to import pages 1 and 2 of the second document onto a second page of the target bu

[iText-questions] concatenating more than 1 pdf to the end of a document

2008-11-23 Thread Murray Waters
Hi, I'm trying to concatenate 2 pdfs to the end of an existing document that I have built as per the itext way (using Paragraphs, etc). The problem is that the second imported document is being overridden starting at the same place as the first. So in the case below there are 2 pages of jumbled te

[iText-questions] Steve Senneff/HOME_OFF/AGLIFE is out of the office.

2008-11-23 Thread Steve_Senneff
I will be out of the office starting 11/21/2008 and will not return until 12/01/2008. Due to hurricane Ike, AIG Houston offices are closed. Its not yet determined how long the outage will last. I will periodically check email. -

Re: [iText-questions] How to change all page rotations into 0 degree without alterring the original shape of docu ment at screen.

2008-11-23 Thread S . H . Park
Leonard Rosenthol pdfsages.com> writes: > > I have to ask - WHY do you need to do this? There is nothing wrong > with rotated pages - it's been part of PDF since 1.0... > > Leonard In fact, you are right in general. But, I am using PDF Viewer for special prupose. PDF file is used as ba

[iText-questions] Using wingdings and chiller in a pdf file

2008-11-23 Thread Ruskin Dantra
Hi All, I am a newbie to itext and I am simply trying to print a simple string in wingdings and chiller using the itext 1.4.6.2 engine under .net. Neither of the two fonts work...after some digging I found this email back in 2003 http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg

Re: [iText-questions] How to change all page rotations into 0 degree without alterring the original shape of document at screen.

2008-11-23 Thread Carsten Hammer
Look at what the normalize plugin of the itext toolbox does. Might be that it does exactly what you need.. Seung Hyun Park schrieb: > Hello. > > I have a problem related to page rotation. > > > I made a pdf file form PowerPoint with Acrobat 9. > > It was displayed as landscape and its la

Re: [iText-questions] How to change all page rotations into 0 degree without alterring the original shape of document at screen.

2008-11-23 Thread Leonard Rosenthol
I have to ask - WHY do you need to do this? There is nothing wrong with rotated pages - it's been part of PDF since 1.0... Leonard On Nov 23, 2008, at 11:21 PM, Seung Hyun Park wrote: > Hello. > > I have a problem related to page rotation. > > > I made a pdf file form PowerPoint with Acrobat

[iText-questions] How to change all page rotations into 0 degree without alterring the original shape of document at screen.

2008-11-23 Thread Seung Hyun Park
Hello. I have a problem related to page rotation. I made a pdf file form PowerPoint with Acrobat 9. It was displayed as landscape and its layout was same to original ppt file. It was OK so far But, in fact, the pages of it were portrait and rotated 90 degree when I analyzed it with iTex

[iText-questions] problem with setRunDirection and alignment at the same time

2008-11-23 Thread yahelili
hello! i m trying to create a pdf from html that contains text in hebrew. the problem is that i can't get the RTL run direction and align="right" working at the same time.. when i add the att convert2pdfp="true" to the table tag and set the pdfPTable run Direction to RTL it is in the RTL direction

Re: [iText-questions] alignment-problem with PdfPCell & Paragraph

2008-11-23 Thread eli mishalov
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote: > > The first thing you need to know that a PdfPCell is treated as a > ColumnText object. > There are two ways to add content to a ColumnText object: > - in text mode > - in composite mode > When you add objects in text mode, the alignment of the object is ignored.