e the permission to download and install to those computers. But a lot of PDF forms are already out there, and I think it's very useful to have a tool to convert the PDF forms to equivalent html forms.
>From: Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "tom smith" <[
Thank you very much for your help, Leonard!
I wonder why that is the case. Because there is no use of this kind of functionality or just difficult to implement? I personaly think it's very useful and just tedious to implement.
>From: Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: &q
Hi everyone,
I was trying to convert PDF forms to html forms, but didnt get much success. For example, PDF forms have fields, and radio button, and check boxes, etc. and when they are converted to html, the forms should have equivalents, such as text fields, radio buttons, and check boxes, so t
and see what returns? or any other ways to determine?
In this case, I can't use getAcroForm() to get field forms, how can I find the precise positions for those "check boxes" and "Text fields" to fill out or stamp on them?
Can't thank you enough for your help!
Tom
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n I try to read an exist pdf file which has forms in the end of the file. But the DumpFields example says "This document has no fields." Does anyone know why this is and how to get around this?
Thank you very much for any help!
Tom
>From: "Paulo Soares" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone,
I just started playing around with iText today, and used the setTextMatrix(int, int) and showText(String) methods to Stamp on exist pdf file as Paulo Soares's example showed, mostly it works fine, but there is a problem when I tried to stamp "Strings" to certain areas, somehow it does
