I was ableo to attach the file using PDFAnnotation and on click i was able to
open the image. But another issue came up, there was another annotation
image on top of my image. Can someone provide some idea to remove that.
Please refer the attached image for details.
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I was ableo to attach the file using PDFAnnotation and on click i was able to
open the image. But another issue came up, there was another annotation
image on top of my image. Can someone provide some idea to remove that.
Please refer the attached image for details.
http://itext-general.2136553.n4
Is there anyway we can use PDFAnnotation and succeed. Tried different things
but no success.
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Hi Team,
Im new to IText PDF creation. I have created a PDF document which contains
some image and also downloaded this PDF document and few other images to a
folder.
Now my requirement is to open an image in the folder on click of an image
[relative path] in the PDF file.
Below is the code s
I have been parsing a PDF and I have an issue with the text that is returned
from the PdfTextExtractor.getTextFromPage method. The reason I'm using this
version because of an exception that I am getting with the 5.1.3 version.
However when I'm getting the text from the page(s) I have noticed that
I have been parsing a PDF and I have an issue with the text that is returned
from the PdfTextExtractor.getTextFromPage method. The reason I'm using this
version because of an exception that I am getting with the 5.1.3 version.
However when I'm getting the text from the page(s) I have noticed that
Not sure I understand the question.
When you place a JP2K image into a PDF, you specify the resolution/scaling of
the image at 100%. If the user scales the page to some other percentage, then
it would scale accordingly in the final render.
Is there some special feature of JP2K that you are re
Assuming that you had the legal right to extract the font data from a PDF
(which is NOT a valid assumption in most cases) - then you'd only have those
glyphs in the font. Also, not all font data in a PDF is in a format that can
be directly used by an OS or other tools - it's not necessarily nat
OK, I'm a little further down the road with this. I've used the text
extraction methods to check that I'm in the right place on the page, and
separately used PRTokeniser to check the content of the page.
However, if I can piece together which tokens of the content I want to
remove, how do I go
I have a question about PDF Readers/Adobe Reader X and JPEG2000. Does anyone
happen to know what Adobe Reader does when viewing an JP2 image in terms of
the zoom levels. Is Adobe Reader (or any known PDF Reader) capable of
displaying different zoom levels or does it simply default to the 1:1 zoom
l
Ok clear, I wonder only how font extraction from a pdf would go. This
would also result in fonts without all the glyphs I think.
In Word 2007 the option to embed the font or have subsets (characters
being used) is there but saving to pdf always results in subsets.
But it is not an issue for
Subset merging is VERY HARD. AFAIK, Adobe's tools are the only ones that do
it. (and not all the time, because sometimes you can't match)
Leonard
From: Peter van Raamsdonk [mailto:peet...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 1:42 PM
To: Leonard Rosenthol; Post all your questions ab
I meant combine, all subset parts which belong to a certain font
contain all the glyphs (with original text).
Text; hello world
subset 1 contains hello
subset 2 contains world
Regards Peter
On 15 feb 2012, at 19:11, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
How could you reuse a subset font, if the font does
How could you reuse a subset font, if the font doesn't have the glyphs you
need??!
From: Peter van Raamsdonk [mailto:peet...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 12:49 PM
To: Post all your questions about iText here; Leonard Rosenthol; Vahid Nasiri
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Font s
I hoped the FontSelector what Vahid also suggested would do the trick
by adding all the subsetted fonts but alas.
It would be nice to reuse (subsetted) fonts but it starts with the
program that embeds the fonts.
Oki I understand, have a nice evening,
Peter
On 15 feb 2012, at 13:40, Leona
Op 15/02/2012 18:35, marlborino schreef:
> Into the layer I can insert the text only through the method
> ColumnText.showTextAligned() (am I wrong?)
Yes.
If you want the text to wrap, you shouldn't use the static methods of
ColumnText.
You should create a ColumnText object, add content and then us
I tried this solution but I found an issue.
Into the layer I can insert the text only through the method
ColumnText.showTextAligned() (am I wrong?) which need to set the absolute
position of the text. This method doesn't handle the lenght of the text and
so it doesn't change the line if the text is
Layers (optional content) would be PERFECT for this job.
When you author the PDF, as you are laying out the text, lay out an equivalent
version with the background color of the chuck in yellow (or something).
Then just swap them as necessary using scripts in your buttons, bookmarks, etc.
Leo
Hi all,
I work with iText and I need to create a pdf which highlights some text
parts dynamically.
In detail, I've got a text which contains some interesting parts. I would
highlight this parts after any event triggered, like a click over a button
or a selection of a checkbox or anything else.
In o
On 15/02/2012 16:47, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Here is something I wrote for my upcoming book on PDF
Aha, that's interesting news! I'll be watching the list for news about this!
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AJ - you seem to be mixing human terminology and PDF terminology. A quick
read of the relevant sections of the PDF standard will probably help.
Here is something I wrote for my upcoming book on PDF that might be helpful to
you:
As described in the previous chapter, a PDF file is composed of
It should not give me a blank page. The page is actually a scanned
image -- or somehow the entire mediabox is filled with an image of the
document (I say somehow, because the Producer info says iText 2.1.4, but
there's no actual Contents in the original document's page).
The "/Contents" of the
You can't remove the entire stream - that would give you a blank page!
As Bruno said, you need to parse/analyze the page content and determine what is
"good" and what is "bad".
Leonard
-Original Message-
From: AJ Weber [mailto:awe...@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 9:
On 2/14/2012 11:02 AM, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Sure, it's possible that they are using some tool that adds text directly to
> the content instead of as an annotation. Perfectly valid.
>
> In which case, removal is MUCH harder (but not impossible)
OK...if I need to remove a page's /Contents obj
Your best bet is to use a proper URL link with a relative URL - however, it may
not actually work in all cases.
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From: leo.michael [mailto:leo.mich...@in.bosch.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 4:27 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-ques
Not using standard tools such as Word or Acrobat - no, there is not.
Subsetting fonts is a common and standard practice.
Leonard
From: Peter van Raamsdonk [mailto:peet...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 6:41 AM
To: vahid_nas...@yahoo.com; Leonard Rosenthol;
itext-questions@lists
Hi,
Im new to IText PDF creation. I have created a PDF document which contains
some image and also downloaded this PDF document and few images to a folder.
Now my requirement is to open an image in the folder on click of an image in
the PDF file.
Below is the code snippet i tried.
String imageN
I finally understand a bit, Word 2007 embedded subsets of the fonts used.
Calibri subset (ABCDEE)
Verdana,Bold subset (ABCDEE)
Verdana subset (ABCDEE)
Verdana subset (ABCDEE)
I created a font of the basefont not containing all glyphs.
The original text has a trademark sign, I can't force
No need to, you can verify using one keystore and then verify using another. If
you are asking how to merge keystores that is outside the scope of this mailing
list.
Paulo
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From: Aritz Muniáin Sánchez [mailto:aritz.muni...@bpmsoasolutions.com]
Sent: Wednesday, Februa
I said that these lines of code works fine, but I wanted to know if there is
a way to load or include another keystore into default cacerts file.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paulo Soares [mailto:psoa...@glintt.com]
Enviado el: miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2012 11:50
Para: Post all your question
Ok, so doesn't exist another way to load my own keystore?
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That's a convenience method that returns the default keystore, you don't have
to use it. I can't see the problem.
Paulo
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Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 10:22 AM
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Sub
Hi!
I have a problem while verifyong pdf signatures and certificates. The
problem is that I don't need to load default CAcertsKeystore, i need to load
my own Keystore.
Currently, I have this code:
java.io.FileInputStream fis = new java.io.FileInputStream("C:\\Documents and
Settings\\Administrado
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