Hello,
Thanks for pointing out this.
Before that, I have once met with a PDF which has 1 mega bytes each compressed
page stream. It did not take too long to parse them and convert it to the
primitive command model.
If ET does not come after a BT, the DOM model might assume the rest commands
2.x. Maybe it's setPDFAConformance.
However, as you know, 2.x is no longer supported.
Leonard
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Hi;
Is setConformance() in iText 5 only? We're on iText 2 and I can't find it
anywhere. We do use iText to create the PDF so we should be ok on that part.
Thanks - dave
From: Leonard Rosenthol [mailto:lrose...@adobe.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 9:20 AM
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If you are creating the PDF ENTIRELY with iText – then you can just use the
setConformance() API and it will take care of the details for you. If you are
starting with an existing PDF – then there aren't any options for iText at this
time.
But that will ONLY get you PDF/A-1b.
PDF/A-1a require
I didn't know about pre-flight, that's cool.
Ok, ran my iText generated document through it and got the following:
* Convert to PDF/A-1a (sRGB)
* Convert to PDF/A-1b (sRGB)
I then double clicked on "Verify compliance with PDF/A-1a" and got a lot:
* Author mismatch betwe
>What you really mean to say is “no externally referenced resources/assets”.
Yes, excactly :-)
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> no external referencing
>
Careful with that phrase as it's led to misunderstanding by non-technical
people.
What you really mean to say is "no externally referenced resources/assets".
Leonard
From: TvT [mailto:tvtre...@nepatec.de]
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 7:12 AM
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If only it were that simple...
Embedded Fonts that meet the requirements (CIDSet, CharSet, Width matching,
etc.)
Calibrated Colors including an OutputIntent
Limited Actions
Limited Annots
And the list goes on
From: David Thielen [mailto:da...@windward.net]
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 6
1. That depends which PDF/A you mean:
PDF/A-1a or PDF/A-1b or PDF/A-2?
2. Even if you take the simplest PDF/A-1b there is lots of stuff to
consider. Best you read the PDF/A spec. (ISO 19005-1:2005 or ISO
19005-2:2011) No javascript, no external referencing, colors etc etc.
3. What probably acroba
I thought it was just embedding fonts but when we do that Acrobat says it is
not PDF/A.
thanks - dave
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Oppps Michael,
That's silly copy paste mistake.. That was by mistake copied twice. It is
once only. In fact that will not let me compile forget running it.
Thanks,
Siddhartha
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Hi.
I'm using itextsharp 5.1.2 to fill with chinese text some acrofields.
These fields are set with "Arial unicode MS" font.
I set the
BaseFont.AddToResourceSearch(Parametri.AppPath & "iTextAsian.dll")
BaseFont.AddToResourceSearch(Parametri.AppPath & "iTextAsianCmaps.dll")
FontArial = Base
Hello,
Firstly I agree that it is easy to convert the current event model to DOM
model. And I've done already implemented a very basic model with one or two
days' work.
Currently I've processed quite some PDF files and I think huge page command
trees are rare. Few PDF documents contain page
Siddhartha,
Siddhartha Rathi wrote:
> As for writing the code twice I found it using the net and that's why I
> have wrote it twice.
Just to be sure we are talking about the same thing. You initially posted
this as your code:
> String path = "/local/notesdata/appln/Reports/" + strDa
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