>Because using Document.add() uses completely different code than using
>ColumnText.
>Document.add() can be used without tuning how the content is displayed.
>ColumnText is for those who want to tune how the content is displayed
>(in which case it may be NECESSARY to tune the content).
I Itext
en creating blank pdf and filling
out an existing (with a field). (Daniel Lehtihet)
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From: Daniel Lehtihet
Subject: [iText-questions] XMLWorker - difference between creating
Hi,
I should (of course) mention the versions that i use:
IText 5.4.3
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Hi,
Having gotten help regarding this in
the past (Thanks Paolo and Leonard...) i have now stumbled across something
that i can't seem to fix. I currently use HtmlWorker together with StyleSheet
to populate a PDF using HTML. Most of this works like a dream. The problem
is that i need to force the
Hi Paulo,
i see. In my case, the wysiwyg editor generated the
font name as "Times New Roman" instead. After a string-replace
to "Times-Roman" it works like a dream :-)
Thanks
rgds
Daniel
>It's done in the html:
>
>Look at me!
>
>Paulo
Hi list,
i can't seem to force a certain font
and font size to be active when adding text directly to a PDF. I have tried
the following code (below). Whatever i do, the font used in the pdf is
always Arial 12.
Please advice
kind regards
Daniel
Hi Bruno (and list),
i have tried to follow your advice but
i feel somewhat confused :-)
I have a pdf, letter1.pdf, which contains
a field (rtf-enabled). I find the fields position on the canvas, create
a column text and add all of my HTML elements which i get from HTMLWorker.parseToList.
The
> Oh, you can do that too...
>
> Just that the functionality for doing
so is not currently in iText.
>
>
>Leonard
Ahh, i see :(
Is this something one could wish for as a "feature
request" from Bruno and Paolo? I have studied the example that Bruno
pointed out before (how to get
Thanks Leonard and Bruno,
i understand :-)
I was kind of ( :-) ) hoping that there
would be a way, ultimately, to have the PDF "render" formatting
for you, much like Lotus Domino does when you paste RT-content into its
RichText fields.
But being able to actually define a
rectangle and insert "r
Hi Leonard,
and thanks for your reply.
As i understand things, one can programmatically,
using itext, insert various formatting (as bullets, fonts, etc) directly
onto the "canvas"/document. Are you saying that it is indeed
possible to have the same kind of formatting in a flattened field? Like
Hi list,
We are looking into a way to do something
similar using API what one can do on the client side when it comes to inserting
formatted (i.e bullets, tabs, fonts) text into a richtext enabled acrofield.
Ultimately, it should emulate what can
be done when copying a text from word or a webbro
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2006-04-06 13:58
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Hi Daniel,
And thanks heaps. Your "longshot"
works like a dream :-)
Kind regards
Daniel
>This is a bit
Hi,
I have been trying to execute the example
from Chapter 7, example 7 in the (old?) tutorial which should be able to
transform (x)html into a pdf document. The thing compiles well, but when
run i get the follwoing exception:
ExceptionConverter: java.io.UTFDataFormatException:
Invalid byte 2 of
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