Op 16/02/2011 19:53, Wyatt Biker schreef:
> Is there a way to calculate the height of the font being used?
>
> For example, for Helvetica, 12. what would be the highest point of a font.
See p68: "The font size isn't the height of any specific glyph; it's an
indication of the vertical space used by
Is there a way to calculate the height of the font being used?
For example, for Helvetica, 12. what would be the highest point of a font.
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I have been out of the PDF dev world for a while now, my project using
iText has been ticking along quite nicely.
We have used iText since the very first year it was open and have
successfully generated tens of thousand of PDFs since.
I am now getting back into it for some new projects and ha
I agree Bill, and I second this notion as the person who sent in the
original question. Besides not harassing me for my lack of experience
with Java notation, the list has been extremely helpful in providing
quick answers to any questions asked. Great to see such a strong
community around iText,
Thanks very much. Together with Mark's description, this has totally
cleared things up. This is a great example and was reason enough for me
to buy the book.
Kudos!
-Joe
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Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 4:50 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sour
Yes, that totally makes sense - thanks Mark!
From: Mark Storer [mailto:msto...@autonomy.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 6:51 PM
To: Post all your questions about iText here
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Question about N-Up Printing
Rows and Columns?
--Mark Storer
Senior Softw
Hi,
Could anyone please let me know if it is possible via iText5.0.5 to split
a PDF Page into its header, footer, body and watermark sections and access
each content separately. I am dealing with both watermarked and
non-watermarked PDFs.
When i extract the content from a PDF using iT
Op 16/02/2011 13:28, martin.f...@blum.com schreef:
Hello everybody,
I've got a problem concerning the concatenation of PDFs: I need to
concatenate several (small) PDFs (up to 100) and i do get a big PDF.
No problems with PdfCopy and/or PdfSmartCopy have been reported in a
very long time;
I
Hello everybody,
I've got a problem concerning the concatenation of PDFs: I need to
concatenate several (small) PDFs (up to 100) and i do get a big PDF. I can
view the PDF in my Adobe Acrobat Pro, I do see all the pages but I have a
problem printing it. After some level of concatenation (lets s
Op 15/02/2011 21:24, Joe Danziger schreef:
I am trying to transpose the NUp example in Chapter 6 (p. 171) of the
2E book to ColdFusion, but having an issue with the calculation of the
offsets.
Is it possible to get an explanation of what the helper variables "n",
"r", "c", represent in that
Op 16/02/2011 1:15, Wyatt Biker schreef:
> I already know how to get a field's positions, name, font/size and
> horiz alignment.
> I need to get a field's internal text margins (left, right, top,
> bottom) and vertical alignment. Is this possible?
I don't think so.
This used to be a problem in ol
Op 16/02/2011 8:37, zia7770 schreef:
> Is there anyone who can help me?
Your original question was copied to http://support.itextpdf.com/node/57
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Hi Zia !
My quick guess is that your signing certrificate has no valid certificate chain
to a wellknown root. Who's the issuer of your certificate ?
Alternatively post your signed PDF.
Greetings
Andreas
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Hi Wyatt,
On 16 February 2011 04:46, Wyatt Biker wrote:
> Administrator, Please remove this topic if no replies. I posted it by
> accident.
>
> *[iText-questions] Get a fields margins.*
>
>
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