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I have used the iText PDF to generate a PDF layout, but my question is how
to use iText and the generated layout to be sent to a printer such as PCL,
PS or IPDS data stream?
Husam Dahish
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I need to generate a multi-page PDF where each page is based upon a
specific template. I used
http://itext.ugent.be/articles/eid-pdf/test/BatchFormFill.java as a
reference.
It works, but only to an extent. My PDF template has fields such as
LANGUAGE_1, LANGUAGE_2, CELL_NUMBER_1, CELL_NUMBER_2 and
Hello,
I am using JFreeChart and iText.
I am creating a chart and saving it as pdf in my file system.
When I open it, it works (pdf with content is displayed).
When I tried to serve the pdf to browser as attachment, I get error as Adobe
cannot open the file as it is damaged or corrupted.
If I try
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Have you thought about a beginners guide / doc
For newbies?
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Long Botond wrote:
> Do I miss something, or something is wrong with the codes above?
Same answer as here:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.lib.itext.general/52908
There are at least three ways to split a PDF.
It is hard to understand why people always choose the worst way.
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pepgrifell wrote:
> In iText examples, I have found a class called OptionalContentExample were
> it defined a PDFLayer that can be seen when viewing the PDf but not when
> printing it :
>
> PdfLayer not_printed = new PdfLayer("not printed", writer);
> not_printed.setOnPanel(false);
rs wrote:
> Our application accepts data in multiple languages from users. Some of this
> data is used to populate some predefined pdf forms.
>
> Since input data can be any language (english, french, spanish, chinese,
> etc.) I am not sure what is the best way to ensure that all data get
> render
Jo Voordeckers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After googling some more I discovered that I was using an unsupported
> old version (unfortunately the newest version on Maven central, which is
> confusing).
>
> So now I've tried this with iText 5.0.3 as well but I experience the
> same problem.
> Is what I'm
Hello!
I'm using iTextSharp to Split documents. Here is the code itself:
http://hentaivideo.atw.hu/split.cs
It takes the document and takes the first half of it. It's an
invoicing system where the invoices are printed in duplicates.
My problem is that when I get the original document, it is PDF
Hi,
After googling some more I discovered that I was using an unsupported old
version (unfortunately the newest version on Maven central, which is
confusing).
So now I've tried this with iText 5.0.3 as well but I experience the same
problem.
Is what I'm trying to do unsupported, or is there a bet
Does the form need to editable AFTER your fill in the data? If not, then you
can use subset fonts which will reduce the size of the form dramatically.
Leonard
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From: rs [mailto:rohit.s...@kronos.com]
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 8:26 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sour
Our application accepts data in multiple languages from users. Some of this
data is used to populate some predefined pdf forms.
Since input data can be any language (english, french, spanish, chinese,
etc.) I am not sure what is the best way to ensure that all data get
rendered properly in form.
Thanks for the answer and sorry for my late response but I have been working
in another project.
Using the scanned recipe and using Adobe Designer (version 7) I have added
form fields (acroforms) where needed.
Then, using iText, I read the PDF and fill the fields. What I don' know how
to do it i
Austin Pitt wrote:
> I was (am) trying to find out if iText contains any functionality that
> allows me to iterate over the pages of a PDF and generate an image (PNG)
> for each page into an output stream. Is that at all possible or would I
> have to extend what's there to get those features?
Well
doesn't work. the setMargins only works for the next page and not the
current one.
So, I need some help.
I nedd, at x centimeters (or any other unit) of the bottom of the page (or
bottom margin) ba able to catch the event to write my footer.
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I made a test.
It works with playing with margins on the fly.
But may-be there is a better method.
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Following my question, may be there is a way to modify margins after the
initial doc creation. This way, I can start with greater margins than
necessary and, while processing the endPage, reducing the bottom margin
before writting may footer and then, put back the initial margins values ??
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Hi,
Here is my problem.
For my document, I can specify margins (and it works fine), but I don't know
how to specify the distance from the bottom margin (or from the bottom of
the page margin not included. it's the same) at which the OnEndPage will
start.
Seems that while processing my onEndPage e
I purchased the First edition of iText In Action hoping to get an answer to a
question that I had about iText, but now after reading through the text I am
still somewhat in the dark.
I was (am) trying to find out if iText contains any functionality that allows
me to iterate over the pages of a
Ashish Dasnurkar wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am attempting to write Excel to Pdf conversion utility and find myself
> stuck at determining width/height sizes for PdfPTable/PdfPCell.
> Excel column width is specified in "Char Unit" defined as 1/256 of size
> of a character i.e. 1 char unit = 1/256 of wid
Steve Wells wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you very much for your follow-up to prior inquiry & the PDF attachment
> you then included appears exactly as we'd like; however I didn't find any
> corresponding source to confirm + compare our logic against.
That's because you're supposed to buy and read th
Hi all,
I am attempting to write Excel to Pdf conversion utility and find myself
stuck at determining width/height sizes for PdfPTable/PdfPCell.
Excel column width is specified in "Char Unit" defined as 1/256 of size of a
character i.e. 1 char unit = 1/256 of width of a character (width of
characte
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