I'm working on code that generates PDFs that will contain English, Thai,
Japanese or Chinese characters. I downloaded the appropriate jars and all
text in the PDF prints correctly using the FontSelector class.
My problem is that attachments that contain Japanese or Chinese characters
aren't
IS it possibleto enablecomments or revisions in a PDF file from iText
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Manning is looking for a technical proof reader for iText in Action 2E.
That is: read the book to find out if there are technical errors, for
instance the page X of Y error mentioned on the list last week. You'd
also have to compile and try ALL the examples that come with the book.
No - only from Adobe products.
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From: Richard Hurst [mailto:richard.hu...@creative-hosts.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 12:05 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Comments
IS it possibleto enablecomments or revisions in a PDF
You need to make sure that the attachment has a /UF key in the EF/FS dictionary.
Leonard
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From: ksanidas [mailto:ksani...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 10:36 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Chinese file name attachment
Mark Hall-6 wrote:
Support for the firstLineIndent property in the Paragraph object has been
added to the RtfWriter2. This means that using setIndentationLeft and
setFirstIndentation you can produce paragraphs that look like this:
aaa
aa
aa
Hanging tabs / Hanging
I narrowed it down to 4 code lines, and it still throws a
NullPointerException on close line.
if i remove the Map line, i just get a copy of the inFile.
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(inFile);
PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new
FileOutputStream(outFile));
What PDF are you using?
Paulo
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I narrowed it down to 4 code lines, and it still throws a
PDF version 1.4 - file attached
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] remove watermark layer
What PDF are you using?
Paulo
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Juraj,
Juraj Majer wrote:
Do you know, if I need to change (extend) IText source code to implement
PAdES Part 3 and Part 4? Or just use existing IText API (PdfSignature,
PdfDictionary etc.) in some way like the guy in the sample I already
stated:
After Leonard stated in this thread I
There is something wrong with the way I created the iText layers - I'll resolve
it.
Thanks anyway.
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HHi,
I'm trying to generate a table in an *RTF* document. I need to set the
*height*
of the table being generated. But I haven't found any API to set the
*height*
of an individual *cell*.
i've tried this : cell.setLeading(0.1f)
Can you please confirm if it is possible to set the *height* of
Hello Christophe,
In newer version of iText where is a method
com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfPCell#setFixedHeight, but I'm not sure if it exists in
the version you're using.
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Hello
I'm using iText-Rtf-2.1.7
I'm workin on a RTf doc and not a PDF doc.
The setFixedHeight() function is not vailable with a RTf doc
Thank you for your answer
Christophe
Danila Galimov a écrit :
Hello Christophe,
In newer version of iText where is a method
lukasjob wrote:
Hi everyone, I used a pdf template with a few AcroFields in my project, I
have 3 AcroFields spanning the entire page one after the other containing
some text, I need to justify the text to a fixed length, say if I want each
line of text in the acrofield to be of size 150
You're the man!
I tried by setting the field font to curier and the size of the strings in
the fields are all equal, problem is the rest of the pdf template is Verdana
so I'm stuck to that, I'll look up the COMB property.
I'll let you know, thanks a lot,
Luca.
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I am construction a font from a .pfm file as it says in the book, i.e.
font_normal_10 = new Font(
BaseFont.createFont(C:\\Windows\\Fonts\\Sun5.pfm,,BaseFont.EMBEDDED),
10 );
When I add text using this font to the PDF, it works fine for most
(ASCII) characters, but when I have
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That empty string parameter in your createFont call is, I'll wager
(yep), the desired encoding. The default is code page 1252
(WinAnsiEncoding, whatever you want to call it). It's a single-byte
encoding that was the default on MS OS's for years.
If you want access to every conceivable character
I tried using the Identity_H encoding before (having read somewhere that
this should always work), but I got an error doing that
ExceptionConverter: java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException: Identity-H
at java.lang.StringCoding.encode(StringCoding.java:269)
at
Hello Team,
I have used iTextSharp to convert HTML to PDF using below code
Dim doc As New Document(PageSize.A4, 80, 50, 30, 65)
Dim strFileName As String =
HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(~/files/golf/test123.pdf)
Dim writer As PdfWriter = PdfWriter.GetInstance(doc, New
Werner Aernouts wrote:
Dear,
I am construction a font from a .pfm file as it says in the book, i.e.
font_normal_10 = new Font(
BaseFont.createFont(C:\\Windows\\Fonts\\Sun5.pfm,,BaseFont.EMBEDDED),
10 );
First a counter-question to rule out a possible problem:
did you check if you
Werner Aernouts wrote:
I tried using the Identity_H encoding before (having read somewhere that
this should always work), but I got an error doing that
ExceptionConverter: java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException:
That type 1 font doesn't support Unicode as encoding.
That's normal.
Anyway, I
Hi 1T3XT BVBA,
Thanks very very much. It is really helpful of your reply.
About the excel thing, it seems that itext can generate excel file.
You can google out a lot of information for how to generate an excel file by
itext. And of course I don't mean CSV.
And the class com.lowagie.text.Table
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