Any help is greatly appreciated, Thanks
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Sorry, for being a little bit vague ... yes, I was talking about digitally
signed documents by using cryptographic stuff.
;-)
Your hint brings me back to the beginning: I want to control the
position/size of the signature with OpenOffice by placing a special
placeholder at the desired place and I
Baer wrote:
> Hi Bruno,
>
> thanx for the answer; a button is an excellent placeholder and I get the
> position with the code you provided.
>
> Nevertheless, there is one drawback when I place the signature over the
> button:
>
> When I open such a pdf document with Acrobat Reader (tried with ve
Hi Bruno,
thanx for the answer; a button is an excellent placeholder and I get the
position with the code you provided.
Nevertheless, there is one drawback when I place the signature over the
button:
When I open such a pdf document with Acrobat Reader (tried with version
7.0.9), it displays a v
Baer wrote:
> 1.) Is there a better way than replacing a placeholder image? Are there some
> limitations, which make this approach impossible?
OpenOffice is capable of creating PDFs that are forms (AcroForm).
Instead of an Image, you should use a Button. There's on Open Office
conference in Brusse
Hi all,
I'm currently writing an application for signing PDF files, which I create
with OpenOffice. For now, the application successfully signs PDF files and I
can control the position of the visible signature in the source code, but
since these PDF files are mainly business letters, I want to be
