Op 17/01/2011 23:03, Michael Bonino schreef:
We have a commercial application that outputs a document to a version
of PDF that is not compatible with our Oracle BI Publisher Java
library that we use for manipulation of the PDF's. Is it possible to
use iText to open the older PDF document and
Op 18/01/2011 7:22, pedram farzaneh schreef:
> hello dear Paulo and everybody
>
> I searched so many in the Internet, and also in iText API
> to find a solution for the problems I reported previously.
Stop searching the Internet, start solving the problem
as suggested by Nurettin.
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We have a commercial application that outputs a document to a version of PDF
that is not compatible with our Oracle BI Publisher Java library that we use
for manipulation of the PDF's. Is it possible to use iText to open the older
PDF document and then output it to a version that is compatible
hello dear Paulo and everybody
I searched so many in the Internet, and also in iText API
to find a solution for the problems I reported previously.
but I found nothing, and it seems that this is a *malfunction* in
iText parser, and there is no solution for my case.
am I rigth? is this the *LACK
Hi,
I would like to generate a Barcode128 type B. It is not a problem if the
barcode is larger than using other types (A or C). I think forcing itext to
use a given type of barcode it is not possible, so I would like to know how
could I modify the class Barcode128 (method getRawText if I am not
Sure, I'll run the JDF 1.3 spec through ApogeeX, that should break
Acrobat as well. I can't send the files from the clients obviously, but
since the typical file is about 600-700 pages, the JDF spec should be
fine at 900 (1.3) or 1200 (1.4) pages! Not all operations fail, but we
tried convertin
If you have files that make Acrobat unhappy - I'd LOVE to see them!
As for the streams, etc. - that is the default in Acrobat 9 and later in order
to keep file size down (by using advanced compression introduced in PDF 1.5).
That will happen for any PDF that does not comply with PDF/A-1, PDF/X-
Well I think the inefficiency is part of the problem, but not entirely.
Doing File->Save As in Acrobat still doesn't yield a file that prints
properly, I'm about to test the optimisation in a few variations
(setting it to PDF 1.3, and various optimisations on/off). It does
indeed give a nice an
Except for being EXTREMELY inefficient, and an issue with the XMP metadata,
there is nothing wrong with this PDF. And you are right, no annotations.
So when you run that Preflight, it isn't actually doing anything in the
Preflight part. You are simply getting the effect of doing a File->Save A
If Acrobat's "Flatten Annotations" feature is working, then the problem is
_NOT_ with XObjects, but with Annotations. XObjects can (and are) used by as
part of page content in many cases and "flattening" them is a very complex
process, which is one reason that (almost) no one does it.
However,
I am currently doing my graduation on a project for a printing company,
which involves JDF and obviously, PDF. I'll admit right now that I'm
still very much a newbie to PDF, it wasn't until the problem below
popped up that I started analysing the internals of PDF files.
Their documents are proc
Op 17/01/2011 11:25, SASE1984 schreef:
> Hi All,
>
> I have the pdf where i need to add text over the image where as code i have
> attached below add's text behind the image. Please guide me how to add text
> over the image,
The text is added UNDER the image because you explicitly asked iText to
a
Hi All,
I have the pdf where i need to add text over the image where as code i have
attached below add's text behind the image. Please guide me how to add text
over the image,
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(sourceFile.FullName);
FileStream outputStream=new FileStream(outputFile.FullName,FileMo
Already digged a little deeper, but my shovel is not that sharp.
The workaround you mentioned is already in application, is somewhat
acceptable as long as the paragraphs are not broken from one column into the
next, whereby the problem that would appear is obvious, except I put only
one row of te
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