Hi Bruno,
Listing 8.12: Choices.java, p280 and Listing 8.13: Choices.java, p281 should be
titled:
Listing 8.1[2/3]: ChoiceFields.java
I.e. there's no code example named Choices.java. Or you could just rename the
source code file :)
keith
Hello,
In order to support multi-line rows (depending on the size of the default text)
I use the commended solution of nested tables i.e.
// create main table
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(...);
...
// create nested table
PdfPTable nested = new PdfPTable(...);
// create cell within nested
Hi,
Can anyone clarify the following:
1.Does itext supports pdf generation for indian languages?
2.We are storing the data in UTF-8 format.Is it be possible to print the
decoded unicode (utf-8) characters , if particular font will be provided for
that language.?
If so kindly suggest the
Hello,
i wrote simple method to add TextField to position, with specified text.
I have problem, when text is in utf-8 coding with some diacritical
characters (ľščťžřě).
Acrobat reader render bad these chars, also my Servlet got bad data from
acro button Submit. Is some possibility how to fix
Hi,
I admit my question was not very clear. Sorry.
However, after heavy searching THE NET I found the solution to most of
my problems:
Document doc = new Document(PageSize.A4);
PdfWriter out = null;
try {
out = PdfWriter.getInstance(doc, new
You can use Identity-H for Arial and Times as well - but WinANSI is also fine.
Are you embedding the fonts in all cases - even for WinANSI? Remember that if
you don't embed the font, you have NO CONTROL over what happens at print time.
Related to that, HOW are you printing to this thermal
What font are you using for the field? If you don't supply a Unicode-enabled
font, then you won't get Unicode text (such as your special characters).
-Original Message-
From: Pavol Behul [mailto:pbe...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 7:26 AM
To:
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
I have gone through the two models to ensure the pdf printing quality.
1) select adobe pdf while printing the java printer dialog to create the
pdf page. http://old.nabble.com/file/p28069506/print-acrobat.pdf
print-acrobat.pdf .
2) create pdf page using itext
That fixes it. Thanks!
I got widthPercentage (the table) confused with widthPercentages (the
columns)... I assumed they were the same thing.
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The PDF is perfect - there is nothing wrong with it.
Are you using Reader 9, the latest version? Are you current with your printer
drivers? What type of printer is it - Postscript, PCL, HPGL, raster, other?
The problem is on your printing side - it's NOT an iText issue.
-Original
Hello,
I have a pdf file coming in via ftp from an external server. This pdf file has
an owner password to which I do not have access to. As a result any time I use
iText to open this file and read it, I get an error. Is there any way that I
can change iText's pdfReader object to not ask for
Raj,
I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me anyone providing you with the requested
information would be joining you in a conspiracy to commit crimes against Adobe
and the owner of the PDF.
Perhaps you should ask the owner of the PDF for the password.
That said, is the PDF printable?
Cheers,
Hello,
as if iText 5.0.1, all encrypted PDFs can be decrypted using the default
password OpenSesame.
Have fun
On Mar 29, 2010, at 8:45 PM, Vengunta, Raj wrote:
Hello,
I have a pdf file coming in via ftp from an external server. This pdf file
has an owner password to which I do not have
HI Bill,
No chance of any crime or anything criminal. The providers of the file have
themselves explicitly given permission to our organization to do what we want.
Basically the material they are giving us our proprietary stuff giving back to
us in pdf format. So any question of
Hello,
Either you're bs'ing big time or I'm doing something wrong, but your opensesame
don't work. If it's the former, you must be on the mailing list as a hacker. It
might be fun reporting you though. Bwahahaha,
From: Ernesto Duncan [mailto:ernesto.dun...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 29,
That's the whole point of shared secret. So that only those who have the
password can decrypt the file. Either you ask him the password, or he removes
the protection.
De : Vengunta, Raj raj.vengu...@claytonhomes.com
À : Post all your questions about iText here
Hi all,
Everything is just peachy with iText when one
only wants to write PDFs. But when it comes to
reading, the documentation says almost nothing.
Only basics, like metadata, pages etc.
My problem: I need to obtain all the lines, curves
etc. from a PDF together with their companions, that
is,
Hi all,
Everything is just peachy with iText when one
only wants to write PDFs. But when it comes to
reading, the documentation says almost nothing.
Only basics, like metadata, pages etc.
My problem: I need to obtain all the lines, curves
etc. from a PDF together with their companions, that
is,
Hi,
The PDF is perfect - there is nothing wrong with it.
Ok.
If i used Indenty-H encoding for all fonts , the document was created with
huge memory. i may create 1 lakh pages in document so memory will increase
unexpectedly,
so i would like to use Identy-H encoding for the few
Is it possible to change the current page margins in a generic tag
event?
Thanks,
Mitch
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Hi,
I'm using iText 2.1.7.
Today I tried to create my first table. Everything looks great except one thing.
If I create a table in XHTML with no specific width, the table chooses a good
looking width for each column. Is iText able to do the same?
For example:
A table with 3 columns and one
Julian2 wrote:
I need to cancel edition by user when opening the PDF document. I tried
FormFlattening=true but when i do it, all AcroFields in my document appear
empty. What am i doing wrong??? Thanks even for reading this.
In the subject you talk about XFA.
In this message you talk about
Hi,
Can anyone clarify the following:
1.Does itext supports pdf generation for indian languages?
2.We are storing the data in UTF-8 format.Is it be possible to print the
decoded unicode (utf-8) characters , if particular font will be provided for
that language.?
If so kindly suggest the
Here is the straight forward solution,
http://konsole.myinfoland.com/2010/03/29/adding-text-to-pdf-after-jfreechrart-itext/
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Hello,
as of iText 5.0.1, all decrypting of encrypted PDFs can be done by the
default password OpenSesame.
Have fun,
Ernesto.
On Mar 29, 2010, at 8:45 PM, Vengunta, Raj wrote:
Hello,
I have a pdf file coming in via ftp from an external server. This pdf file
has an owner password to which I do
Hi all,
Everything is just peachy with iText when one
only wants to write PDFs. But when it comes to
reading, the documentation says almost nothing.
Only basics, like metadata, pages etc.
My problem: I need to obtain all the lines, curves
etc. from a PDF together with their companions, that
is,
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