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On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Yes, because the height of the fields does NOT match the height of the
> font.
>
> You need to edit the fields of the form to make them taller OR choose a
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Hello everyone,
We have just detected a little problem when filling an AcroForm input
with text and special characters like the sequence:
"ÀÈÌÒÙÁÉÍÓÚÑÑÑ\r\nÀÈÌÒÙÁÉÍÓÚÑÑÑ\r\n0123456789\r\n0123456789"
We clearly see in the resulting pdf "01234.pdf" how the letters
À ... Ñ are uppercut...so, an Ñ se
template PDF with Forms (namely XFA), why
iText has access to the form and can iterate it through the AcroFields?
Thank you in advance!
David Palomar wrote:
> I'm having some problems with leading space between lines in AcroFields.
AFAIK there is no such thing as "leading" wh
Hi!
The version I'm using of ITEXT is 2.1.7
I'm having some problems with leading space between lines in AcroFields. If
i open with Adobe Reader
the original pdf file trf2_c_25.pdf and edit the second field (the big one)
i can make
enters and begin a new line with the desired space.
IF i do the
Hi!
I'm having some problems with line spacing in AcroFields. If i open with
Adobe Reader
the original pdf file trf2_c_25.pdf and edit the second field (the big one)
i can make
enters and begin a new line with the desired space.
IF i do the same programatically via ITEXT the result is that the li
