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> Von: Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> > Well, unfortunately a chapter starts always on a new page. Since i
Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> Well, unfortunately a chapter starts always on a new page. Since it is
> possible that a chapter is very small it would be great if a chapter can
> start on the current page without a page break. Wouldn't that be a
> useful feature for a chapter? By default it should start
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> Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> > Here's the PDF output. Section 'Conditions' should be still in
> > portrait. From section 'Processe
>Surely you don't need me to do that?
Not really!
Have a good time
Dirk
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> Datum: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 13:53:30 +0100
> Von: Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> In this tiny application the result is as expected.
Then start from this tiny application, and make it work for your larger
application. Surely you don't need me to do that?
br,
Bruno
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> Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> > Here's the PDF output. Section 'Conditions' should be still in
> > portrait. From section 'Processes' landscape orientation should be
> &
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> Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> > mainChapter.add(Chunk.NEXTPAGE);
> > document.setPageSize(Pagesize.A4.rotate());
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> Oops, I gave you the standard answer without looking at the context.
> Agai
Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> Here's the PDF output. Section 'Conditions' should be still in
> portrait. From section 'Processes' landscape orientation should be
> switched on.
Either you try to fine tune your app till it does what you want; or you
should follow my earlier advice: now that I added the
Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> mainChapter.add(Chunk.NEXTPAGE);
> document.setPageSize(Pagesize.A4.rotate());
Oops, I gave you the standard answer without looking at the context.
Again you are mixing two different things:
1. you add content to a Chapter object.
2. you change the orientation of the p
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> Dirk Ulrich wrote:
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> > document.newPage() seems not to be regarded and thus the prior section
> > is written
one orientation to another within a
single Chapter?
Dirk
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> Datum: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:49:05 +0100
> Von: Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Dirk Ulrich wrote:
> document.newPage() seems not to be regarded and thus the prior section
> is written to the document in landscape, too.
No, document.newPage() is triggered BEFORE you add
the Chapter you have been building to the document.
It's quite elementary if you think about it.
If you w
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> Datum: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 17:15:25 +0100
> Von: "GAMBELLI Raffaele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Betreff: Re: [iText-questions] Section breaks
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> Hi!
net
Subject: [iText-questions] Section breaks
Is it possible to have section breaks in a pdf document? Because a table is too
wide I want to change the document's orientation only for this table. The
Document shall 'begin' in portrait orientation. Then, when it's time t
Is it possible to have section breaks in a pdf document? Because a table is
too wide I want to change the document's orientation only for this table.
The Document shall 'begin' in portrait orientation. Then, when it's time to
print the table, the orientation shall switch to landscape. Afterwards
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