On Thursday 30 March 2006 15:58, Bela Csete wrote:
> Thanks for the tipp. That's a good workaround, however, I'll need a fix for
> the problem, because my app will have to work with that form too. Can you
> give me a hint on what should I look for in the iText code, maybe I'll get
> it to work. Sta
Thanks for the tipp. That's a good workaround, however, I'll need a fix for the problem, because my app will have to work with that form too. Can you give me a hint on what should I look for in the iText code, maybe I'll get it to work. Started to look in it and tried to make some changes that woul
On Thursday 30 March 2006 12:01, Bela Csete wrote:
> Attached please find the xml I'm trying to generate RTF from.
Ok. I've tracked down the trouble area. A fix will take a bit of time, but in
the meantime you can use the following workaround:
Move the nested list directly under the first list an
On Thursday 30 March 2006 12:27, Bela Csete wrote:
> I'm using iText 1.4, but also checked out from CVS the HEAD, tried that too
> with the same result.
Not good. I'll look into it in the afternoon, I haven't got time now.
Greetings,
Mark
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On Thursday 30 March 2006 12:01, Bela Csete wrote:
> I'm wondering if anyone else had problems when generating nested lists in
> RTF. The generated PDF looks fine, however the RTF is completely messed up,
> meaning the second level list items somehow get to be in the first level,
> and the first le
Hello.I'm wondering if anyone else had problems when generating nested lists in RTF. The generated PDF looks fine, however the RTF is completely messed up, meaning the second level list items somehow get to be in the first level, and the first level items that are after the definition of the second
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On Friday 18 June 2004 15:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> While nesting list elements in RTF, the bullet for each level is the
> same...
>
> Is there any form to do nested list in RTF?
Set the left indentation for the indented list to move it further in
While nesting list elements in RTF, the bullet for each level is the same...
Is there any form to do nested list in RTF?
Thanks
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Title: Nested lists in RTF document
While nesting list elements in RTF, the bullet for each level is the same.
It seens that it is not (yet) possible to change the bullet?
Is there any workarounds?
-Benny
