Op 31/01/2011 19:41, Jorge Saá-Gerbier schreef:
I have the following definition (asp.net):
stringpathPDF =
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/commande en
ligne/devis_pdf/devis.pdf");
PdfReaderreader = new PdfReader(pathPDF);
string newFile =
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Se
Op 31/01/2011 21:47, karthick schreef:
> I did subscribe. I just read as I had mentioned here (1st thread) and adding
> it to existing input stream.
Are you adding two PDF streams to each other?
How is that ever going to work?
What is your question? How is it related to iText?
Op 1/02/2011 7:34, akash jain schreef:
Can anyone suggest how to modify data values in text.Table?
Table tableAdmin = new Table (7, 2);
I am creating RTF file and after populating all the data values in
above table I want to change 2nd row 5^th column at runtime.
RTF is no longer supported
I have the following definition (asp.net):
string pathPDF = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/commande
en ligne/devis_pdf/devis.pdf");
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(pathPDF);
string newFile =
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/comm
Can anyone suggest how to modify data values in text.Table?
Table tableAdmin = new Table (7, 2);
I am creating RTF file and after populating all the data values in above table
I want to change 2nd row 5th column at runtime.
Thanks,
Akash Jain.
Why would you want COM? For something so simple, why not use iTextSharp.dll
and Visual Studio C# or VB to write a simple command line EXE. Then use VBAs
Shell or extended calling interface with ShellExecute. Just pass the PDF,
text and position as arguments. You may have to play some tricks like
wr
I did subscribe. I just read as I had mentioned here (1st thread) and adding
it to existing input stream.
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From: Iliadis Yannis [mailto:ilyan...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2011 5:07 AM
> As noted, you will need Adobe LiveCycle ES (specifically Reader Extensions
> server and possibly Security Server) in order to achieve your goal.
Fair enough! I've was put off looking into LiveCycle by the complex looking
technology (I want to email PDFs - so why do I need to install a web
serv
As noted, you will need Adobe LiveCycle ES (specifically Reader Extensions
server and possibly Security Server) in order to achieve your goal.
Leonard
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From: sl2000 [mailto:sl2...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2011 7:24 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.n
iTextSharp is not COM ready and never will. You can write a .NET COM wrapper
that could call iTextSharp but that's quite a task for limited functionality,
it may work for your purpose, though.
Paulo
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From: marco...@infinito.it [mailto:marco...@infinito.it]
Sent: Monda
Op 31/01/2011 16:23, sl2000 schreef:
> 4) User fills in PDF using Acrobat Reader and saves.
I stopped reading your workflow here, because this is a showstopper!
Saving a form locally involves Reader enabling the PDF.
Reader enabling unlocks specific functionality Adobe Reader,
so that it behaves a
Hi all,
I need to setup a simple routine in VBA/Access (2003 or 2007), which opens
an already existing PDF, writes a text extra line with some simple
formatting at a specificed position (in Word I would use a text box) with
data taken from an underlying Access query, and then opens Adobe Reader for
Hi
I'm at the 'researching technologies' stage so I've not yet bought the book.
And I've not worked much with PDFs before so please excuse any dodgy
terminology I use.
I have a requirement to produce editable, save-able, encrypted PDFs from our
software.
Workflow would be...
1) System produce
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