> Matterhorn is certainly one possible way to potentially address that
> issue. Whether it is the right solution or the one that the industry will
> adopt is still quite up in the air.
Of course. No-one's pretending otherwise.
At this time, I'm not aware of any other candidates...
Duff.
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On 2/18/13 4:17 PM, "Duff Johnson" wrote:
>>My question was how useful putting stuff into the PDF itself (in the form
>> of Matterhorn) mattersŠ
>
>Well, you might guess that I think it's VERY important! ;-)
>
>The reason is simple. As you pointed out, validation involves
>humans, and that's expen
> Just remember that it is IMPOSSIBLE to create a PDF/UA compliant document
> (for the normal cases of document) w/o human intervention. This is,
> unfortunately, by design in PDF/UA - and accessibility in general (WCAG
> has the same issue).
That's such a strange way to put it! "Accessibility ha
Hi,
I was have difficulties earlier using a MemoryStream with a PdfReader object.
I seem to have got it working now by using a Byte[], even though
PdfReader has an overload of (stream isp). Question is does this class not
work with a MemoeyStream and basically am I doing this correctly using t
On 2/17/13 4:20 PM, "1T3XT BVBA" wrote:
>I really get frustrated when people use iText the wrong way. I know I
>shouldn't, but I can't help it.
>
Completely understoodŠask me how frustrated I get at PDF creation software
that generates broken PDFs (even in 2013!!!).
>With this in mind:
>Once we
Bruno
The problem with StackOverflow can be summed up by a friend of mine from
years ago
"The pooling of ignorance is not knowledge"
Maybe what is needed is a highly graphical Dummies guide to iText, which
starts with 'This is what iText can NOT do', then moves to 'this is what it
CAN do'. Not
