I want this code to work correctly and convert date I finsert in the textfield
to be in the defined format. But I don't know why doesn't it work...
PdfFormField ff = tf1.GetTextField();
string format = "AFDate_Format('mm/dd/')";
ff.SetAdditionalA
1T3XT BVBA wrote:
>
> I failed to see why one would want to sign a PDF/A document, because
> there's no obligation for PDF/A compliant readers to be able to verify
> the signature.
>
Especially in the use case of archiving I see a necessity to sign, time
stamp, or both sign and time stamp docu
There sure is.
Option 1: PdfImportedPage is a subclass of PdfTemplate. Rather than simply
using PdfCopy.addPage(), you can create a new blank page of the correct
dimensions, then draw your page as a PdfTemplate with specific coordiates via
PdfContentByte. The downside here is that you lose
Individually? No, I don't think so. You can set the font, font size,
text color, and background color of the control as a whole, but I don't
think you can do so for the different options.
Maybe with rich text, but iText only supports getting and setting rich
text values, it won't actually draw
First, remember that signatures don't use encryption (well, not in the
same way) so that signatures are most certainly allowed in PDF/A (parts 1,
2 and 3). In PDF/A-1, we don't speak at all about signatures and they are
simply there as defined by PDF 1.4. However, PDF/A-2 and PDF/A-3 both
have ve
On 27/06/2011 17:14, mkl wrote:
> 1T3XT BVBA wrote:
>> PDF/A excludes the use of encryption algorithms, doesn't it?
>> Then how exactly would you sign a PDF and keep it conform with PDF/A?
> You might want to take a look at the PDF/A Competence Center Technical Note
Interesting!
I failed to see why
1T3XT BVBA wrote:
>
> On 27/06/2011 16:42, mpino wrote:
>> Does anybody have signed a PDF/A generated through itext or itextsharp?.
>> Any suggestions should be welcome.
> PDF/A excludes the use of encryption algorithms, doesn't it?
> Then how exactly would you sign a PDF and keep it conform with
On 27/06/2011 16:42, mpino wrote:
> Does anybody have signed a PDF/A generated through itext or itextsharp?. Any
> suggestions should be welcome.
PDF/A excludes the use of encryption algorithms, doesn't it?
Then how exactly would you sign a PDF and keep it conform with PDF/A?
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Does anybody have signed a PDF/A generated through itext or itextsharp?. Any
suggestions should be welcome.
Best regards
mpino
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On 27/06/2011 16:04, Alfonso Crismán wrote:
> I´d be pleasent if you confirm or deny it.
I'd be happy if you asked that question to our sales people, not on the
technical list.
License questions are off-topic on the technical list.
Technical people interpret license questions different from legal
I´m sorry, I was wrong with the version. I was talking about the 2.1.7 (and
still LGPL) version. By the way, can I use the AGPL version of iText (in
this case on Android platform) for a project like the mine one which is not
going to be released out of the company enviroment?
I´d be pleasent if yo
On 27/06/2011 15:26, Alfonso Crismán wrote:
> I wrote about the 2.71 version of iText because its source code is
> available.
To my knowledge, there is no 2.71 version of iText.
See http://itextpdf.com/history/
We jump from 2.1.7 to 5.0.0!
> By the way, where can I download the Android version o
I´m not going to distribute the application becauseof it´s for use only
inside the company. I wrote about the 2.71 version of iText because its
source code is available. In the GNU FAQ says that if I don´t distribute my
application and it´s only going to be used inside the organization, I can
inclu
Ooops, nevermind. Got that to work at all. Those PNG files had their metadata
somehow messed up, so the dimensions were basically wrong. I did a check on
their size, fixed the scaled and voilà, it worked! Cheers!
De: Rafael Nagure
Para: "itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net"
Enviadas: Segund
Hi there, list!
I have a bunch of images retrieved from a certain website by using 'URL imgURL
= new URL("http:// ..."); Image img =
Image.getInstance(imgURL);'. It works flawlessly. Unfortunately, for some
reason I don't know, when using 'HTMLWorker', some images aren't disp
On 27/06/2011 11:43, Alfonso Crismán wrote:
> Hi,
> I´m developping an Android application for a company. This application
> it´s not going to be distributed
You're going to create an APK that produces PDFs and you aren't going to
distribute it?
Or: you're going to create an app that downloads a
It has to be auto if you want to keep the form fields. However it the fields
are to be flattened get the field position and use ColumnText to write the text
in your favorite direction.
Paulo
From: Yevgeniy Cherniak [mailto:yevgeniy.chern...@autofont.com]
Sent: M
Like in word you can define text direction independently from the language use
I want to be able to define rtl text direction to textfield. How can it be
possible for me?
From: Paulo Soares [mailto:psoa...@glintt.com]
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 1:41 PM
To: Post all your questions about iText he
Just write the text. If it contains Hebrew or Arabic it will automatically use
RTL writing. Make sure that the field has a compatible font, otherwise you'll
have to provide a substitute.
Paulo
From: Yevgeniy Cherniak [mailto:yevgeniy.chern...@autofont.com]
Sent:
StSong only supports simplified chinese, maybe you're trying to show
traditional chinese or maybe is something else. Your question is too vague and
no example code was provided.
Paulo
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