Hi,
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:38:31 -0400 "Brian Daddino"
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> I must be missing something then. The text in my template does not
> wrap to the next line if it is too long. It simply cuts off at the
> end of the template. Also, I must not be using the rotation
> correctly
Sorry if this is a duplicate
I must be missing something then. The text in my template does not wrap
to the next line if it is too long. It simply cuts off at the end of
the template. Also, I must not be using the rotation correctly.
All that prints is "THIS IS A lot l", the rest i
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Easiest way to do this is to create the rotated version is a separate
> PDF, but unrotated. Then place the PDF, rotated, into the main document.
Yes,
in iText terminology, you could also create a PdfTemplate
with the dimensions of your choice and the wrapped text.
Then
Easiest way to do this is to create the rotated version is a separate
PDF, but unrotated. Then place the PDF, rotated, into the main
document.
Leonard
On Sep 11, 2007, at 5:12 PM, Brian Daddino wrote:
Hi, I’m new to iText, but I have spent about 6 hours searching your
tutorials, faq, and
Hi, I'm new to iText, but I have spent about 6 hours searching your
tutorials, faq, and mail posts for the answer. Basically, what I need
to do is place text on a page by specifying coordinates, but, the tricky
part is, I need the text to be able to wrap in a box and be rotated. I
can add a non w
