Is that something you might handle in a future version ?
// Magnus
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On 22/09/2010 22:25, Ricardo Andre Redder Junior wrote:
> is it legal to continue the development of version v2.x,
> keeping the same license, even though you guys hold the IP?
You could find a lawyer who says it's legal,
but I asked a lawyer and he said it's not.
The court will decide when the s
On 22/09/2010 18:55, Pura Mihai wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I want to get some fields' values from a PDF.
> The PDF has two forms, each with some text fields and a signature field.
> If the PDF is not signed, I am able to get the values of the fields.
> If the PDF is signed (signature field from the first
On 22/09/2010 21:03, John Hurst wrote:
> The amount of effort put into iText by the core developers
> is surely impressive.
Thanks, it always hurts when I hear somebody yell
"let's create a fork!"
It's sounds like an insult and a complete lack of respect.
Also: why on earth would somebody do that?
1T3xt,
A few comments about your reply:
> You are talking about creating a fork.
> The reason why iText moved from MPL/LGPL was because the company
supporting the project, writing documentation, stimulating development
could no longer afford the effort: there had to be revenue or the
projec
Hello.
I'm also interested in 2.x continuity.
As far as I can see it would be legal to fork the 2.x branch. Similar
situations have occurred previously when projects have changed their
licences. For example, InterBase went open source and then promptly changed
its mind back to closed source, but
You can use them as guide(line)s for the text, sure. Of course, you'll need to
compare positional values of the text with the destination information.
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On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:59 PM, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> In addition, each Outline item can have ANY action associated with - run
> script, play movie, etc.
> It doesn't have to go to a particular page (or section) of a document.
I'm interested in those outline items whose actually go to a pa
On 22/09/2010 19:46, Ricardo Andre Redder Junior wrote:
> would it be OK for the community to continue the
> development of this version? I mean, would there be any legal issue
> continuing the development of this version, keeping the same license?
> For instance, submitting patches, adding feature
Hi,
I am new to the list, so I'm sorry if this question has
already been answered... I made a quick search and haven't found
anything, if this is the case, please just point me to the answer and I will
be glad to read there.
As far as I understood, the version 2 is under MPL/LGPL license which in
In most PDF documents, there is NO structural relationship between the
"bookmarks" (called Outlines in the PDF standard) and the actual page content.
They can be in any order, etc. In addition, each Outline item can have ANY
action associated with - run script, play movie, etc. It doesn't hav
Hello,
I'm trying to extract the Outline of a PDF file and the text content
between its elements.
So far, I've been able to extract the Outline through the Bookmarks,
which I'm not sure if it's a good idea or not.
However, I have not been able to figure out how to way to extract the
text content
Thanks. ColumnText is definitely the right tool for me.
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Looks like iText isn't looking at the Differences array.
Paulo
From: mp [mailto:m...@speedledger.se]
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 2:47 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] invalid strings when doing textextract.
Did y
Did you read my reply ?
I said that jpedal was able to parse err.pdf and correctly extract the text.
It is not using OCR. I think itext should handle it as well.
Best regards, Magnus
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Wahtever you use for further processing is badly broken, the rotation is not a
hint it's to be respected. As we don't live in a perfect world here's what you
can do:
- create a new document
- set the page size for whatever size you require
- import the page from the existing pdf as an Image.
- r
Thanks for your quick answer!
Unfortunately that's not exactly what I meant. I'm sorry if I didn't wrote
it clearly.
1. I have pages with height > width that are shown in portrait having
rotation 0
2. I have pages with width > height that are shown in landscape having
rotation 0
I need to rotat
On 22/09/2010 10:42, Markus Bauer wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Could you help or give me advice with the following problem?
If I understand correctly (but you've used so many words that
I'm not sure, so don't shoot me if I'm wrong):
1. You have pages with the width < height
- that are shown in portra
Hello,
Could you help or give me advice with the following problem?
I have a PDF sourcefile with multiple pages created by a scanning program.
This program automatically rotates the pages. Most time this is working fine
but somtimes it happens that single pages have a wrong rotation. The correct
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