Adam Mork wrote:
I need to be able to add precise amounts of white space to a phrase. Is
there a way to make a chunk with a specific amount of whitespace, the
amount would be the width of the whitespace. ?
I'd use a space character, calculate its width, then use
setHorizontalScaling() to
Hi.
I'm trying to use PDF files as templates for (simple) reports (using
PdfStamper). I run into 2 problems:
1. To combine exact position of a table (using writeSelectedRows) and automatic
page break I need to know the bottom and top total margin (page margin +
footer/header). I found in
Michael Harig wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to use PDF files as templates for (simple) reports (using
PdfStamper). I run into 2 problems:
You are using PdfStamper, but you are talking about
1. need to know the bottom and top total margin (page margin + footer/header).
But getting the bottom and
It doesn't work.
What I'm trying to understand is why adobe reader puts a word at the end of
the link??? even when watching the contents it shows the link with the
correct URL.
1T3XT info wrote:
G_M wrote:
It works but can I do something in Java? it's because it's a pdf sended
via
email
Hi
I am Using the following code to merge the PDF. But the code saves the
PDF file in the physical harddisk. I need after pdf merge it should return
as PDFbytes.
i need to merged PDF as bytes.
Please help me
Thanks in advance.
public void mergePDF(ArrayList arrayList,String OutFileName)
SUNDARAKSHI wrote:
Hi
I am Using the following code to merge the PDF. But the code saves the
PDF file in the physical harddisk. I need after pdf merge it should return
as PDFbytes.
i need to merged PDF as bytes.
Please help me
I've visited www.inautix.co.in and found out that it's one
Hi everyone,
I have a simple question. Can I convert RTF or DOC files to PDF using iText?
My complete need is to combine many RTF (or DOC. either is fine) documents to
one single document and then transform the result (the one RTF or DOC file) to
PDF.
I had a hard time trying to parse the DOC
This feature is incomplete in iText at this time.
Regards,
Howard Shank
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To: iText-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 10:32:08 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] RTF to PDF
Hi everyone,
I have a
Greetings to Bruno and the iText community,
My question is a bit complicated, so please bear with me as I explain
what my issue is. I don't think my particular problem has been
answered on the mailing lists, due to the fact that my situation is
rather special.
I've been using iText in
Howard Shank has already answered this. I'll add a few words.
Are you sure you want to concatenate the RTFs first, *then* convert to PDF?
In my own work, I find it more appropriate to convert all the RTFs to PDF,
then concatenate PDFs (often, though not always, with iText).
An abundance of
-Original Message-
From: Erik Norvelle [mailto:signu...@norvelle.org]
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 5:06 PM
To: iText-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Outputting texts in PDF including
arbitrary UTF-8 characters (including CJK)
Greetings to Bruno
Greetings Bruno et al.,
My program (TextCite, http://textcite.sourceforge.net) uses iText to
output PDF and RTF files. I needed the RTF files to include footnotes
(which are part of the RTF specification). I extended the iText RTF
code to include this functionality.
This functionality
I'd use a space character, calculate its width, then use
setHorizontalScaling() to scale the width to the desired amount.
Depending on what you want to do, it might be interesting to use TAB
Chunks instead.
That worked ! Thanks for the tip.
Btw, I tried using tab chunks, but I found it to be
Michael Harig wrote:
Thanks for your fast reply. I will quit iText and use FOP instead.
Unfortunately this means that I have no visual report editor
(for the PDF stuff one can use OOo).
You can use different alternatives:
These allow you to create a template report in a visual way:
Hi, i am having the same problem, did you solved it??,
Best Regards,
JM Diaz
mtrekker wrote:
It didn't help. I used filter PdfName.ADBE_PKCS7_SHA1 and set hasRsaData
to true.
PdfPKCS7 pk7 = new PdfPKCS7(null, chain, null, SHA1, true);
pk7.SetExternalDigest(digest, rsadata, RSA);
I am reading a PDF page by using the iText API as follows.
byte[] data;
FileInputStream in = new FileInputStream(somepdffile);
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(new RandomAccessFileOrArray(in), null);
data = reader.getPageContent(0);
Rightnow, data is in byte array, and then I parse this
First: () aren't the only things that can wrap text. can as well, in
which case the content is a hexadecimal value.
Second, the byte-character conversion is defined by the current font, /T1_7 1
Tf in your example. It could be a named encoding (WinAnsiEncoding) possibly
with some
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