Thanks a lot for all the answers - I think this thread is good for every
bigginer out there!!
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On 28/02/13 14:36, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Paul - I don¹t see your original post. Can you repost?
Okay - here's what I wrote:-
Regards
Paul Breslaw.
I've found some strange behaviour of Chunk.setRemoteGoto(file, pageno)
under 5.3.5 and 5.4.0.
In my application, the target page numb
Hello,
Is there an itextsharp.xml file containing documentation for use by .NET
IDEs to display during autocomplete/Intellisense?
The only one I've found so far is somewhat older, but can be found here -
https://bitbucket.org/dariusdamalakas/aodl/src/0b172a66c56a/libs?at=default
If such a file
Paul - I don¹t see your original post. Can you repost?
On 2/28/13 6:00 AM, "Paul Breslaw" wrote:
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>I posted a question about Chunk.setRemoteGoto and /FitH a few days ago,
>but it doesn't seem to have triggered any comment.
>
>I'm quite prepared to be told that the "question doesn't make sense"
adamec,
adamec wrote
> I still quite donet understand. When I sign a pdf with iText by means of
> private key I provide (using PrivateKeySignature), I also create hash for
> document. Then, this hash is signed afterwards and alsdo attached to pdf.
The difference starts with which document bytes a
Thank you very much, my problem is solved thanks to your reply. :-)
As you suggested the use of setTagged() works.
First I have try to use PdfCopy, but I got a nullPointerException when
closing document.
Then I tried just adding setTagged() with PdfAWriter and it works fine.
Best regards,
Loïc
I posted a question about Chunk.setRemoteGoto and /FitH a few days ago,
but it doesn't seem to have triggered any comment.
I'm quite prepared to be told that the "question doesn't make sense", or
that I should read the book (which I have done). And I would consider it
an absolutely unpunishabl
Get well soon ;-)
> On 28/02/2013 9:42, Andreas Kuehne wrote:
>> But I do miss your spicy comments
> I got verbally slammed again recently.
> I need some time to recover ;-)
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On 28/02/2013 9:42, Andreas Kuehne wrote:
> But I do miss your spicy comments
I got verbally slammed again recently.
I need some time to recover ;-)
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Hi Bruno,
that's the most informative post I've read for a long time. You named
all the pitfalls (too obvious for me to see) and gave good orientation
for the newbie!
But I do miss your spicy comments ;-)
Greetings,
Andreas
> On 27/02/2013 21:06, adamec wrote:
>> Hmmm, first of all - thanks for
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