On Friday 18 November 2005 10:58, Raja_Banerjee wrote:
> Thank u Mark. Any problem with Java 1.3 ?
I think the library is currently compiled with a 1.4 compiler. If you wish to
use it with a 1.3 compiler you will need to download the source code and
build it yourself.
Greetings,
Mark
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Problems with Rtf ...
On Tuesday 20 September 2005 17:00, Raja_Banerjee wrote:
> But when I am trying to replicate the same in footer, ie.
> doc.setFooter(hf) , I get nothing in the footer.
There was a bug in the way footers were h
On Thursday 22 September 2005 06:10, Raja_Banerjee wrote:
> But plz tell me what was wrong in handling the footers? What is the
> correct way to do so... plz guide.
There were bugs in the iText rtf generation code that caused footers to not be
displayed in some cases. The only fix is to upgrade to
On Tuesday 20 September 2005 17:00, Raja_Banerjee wrote:
> But when I am trying to replicate the same in footer, ie.
> doc.setFooter(hf) , I get nothing in the footer.
There was a bug in the way footers were handled.
> Also something is wrong with- Element.ALIGN_RIGHT etc... not working as
> in-
A
Hi Mark,
I have been able to add a table with images and text in the header, as
following-
Table headerTable = new
Table(3);
headerTable.addCell("
ABC Ltd ");
Cell
pageNumberCell = new Cell();
Hi,
I'm new in this forum and I don't now if this question have been already
posted and answered (if so I didn't find it) . The problem I've found
creating RTFs is when I try to create a RTF document with only 2 tables in
two diiferent pages ... it seems it doesn't work. If I do
...
document.ad
