hy it behaved
like this. I did try, by the way, using direct content, but that made no
difference. Thanks for trying to help.
1T3XT info wrote:
>
> irashkin wrote:
>> iDocument.Add(xImg);
>
> What if you use:
> writer.getDirectContent().addImage(xImg);
>
> Image masking
Hi,
I am actually using iTextSharp, but I'm asking here in case the problem is
more universal - I'm trying to use a black and white gif as an image mask.
Included here is a snippet of the code which is creating a PDF for printing
based on various input.
xImg below is a iTextSharp.text.Image, as
TextAligned(), it supports PdfContentByte, and use
> a Font with a Font.ITALIC style, and the slanting will be done for free.
>
> Paulo
>
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>> Behalf Of irashkin
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I also need PDFContentByte writing because I have to have absolute
positioning for every element.
irashkin wrote:
>
> Thanks for the quick reply! I didn't think I was able to use chunks with
> PDfContentByte directly. Is that true? I have to use PDFContentByte (I am
> p
Hi,
I am actually using iTextSharp, but I don't know if this problem is specific
to iTextSharp or is a general problem (or misunderstanding by me) of iText.
I am working with some embedded fonts that don't have italic options. So, to
get around this, I am doing a skew transformation, and the ital
