thanks again...
im sorry if im being redundant...but how do i force the font type to the
font type that i want again (i.e. times new roman or times roman)? below is
how i create my pdf file:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("template.pdf"); //i have pdf fields (ex:
t_field1, t_field2) here and
ayeen wrote:
hi, may i ask what's itext's default font when creating a pdf file?
Helvetica 12pt not embedded (the AFM is in the jar).
br,
Bruno
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hi, may i ask what's itext's default font when creating a pdf file?
thanks again!
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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> So you have AcroFields in template.pdf.
> What font(size) was defined for these fields?
> If times new roman, is the complete font available
> in the PDF or only a subset?
hi bruno,
thanks for replying...
- basically this is what my code has:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("template.pdf");
PdfStamper stamp = new PdfStamper(reader, new
FileOutputStream("output.pdf"));
Acrofields form = stamp.getAcroFields();
//some stuff to iterate thru resultset (while rs.ne
ayeen wrote:
hi experts! how do you solve font inconsistencies in PDF using iText? i
am writing a code that would get data from the database (MS SQL) and
would output a PDF file using iText. there's another person in my team
who designs the PDF template (let's call this template.pdf) and he mad
hi experts!
how do you solve font inconsistencies in PDF using iText?
i am writing a code that would get data from the database (MS SQL) and would
output a PDF file using iText. there's another person in my team who
designs the PDF template (let's call this template.pdf) and he made all the
f
