You can use something like this:
BaseFont bfont = BaseFont.createFont(BaseFont.Helvetica, BaseFont.CP1250,
BaseFont.NOT_EMBADED);
acroField.setFieldProperty("fieldName", "textfont", bfont, null);
This will set fon Helvetica on acroField named fieldName.
Marco-141 wrote:
>
> precyz skandia.pl
precyz skandia.pl> writes:
>
>
> You can always change font color in acro field useing
>
> acroField.setFieldProperty(fieldName, "textcolor", java.awt.Color.YELLOW,
> null);
>
> for example.
only trasparent doesn't cover the text in under/over content. All other colors
are a problem.
I tr
You can always change font color in acro field useing
acroField.setFieldProperty(fieldName, "textcolor", java.awt.Color.YELLOW,
null);
for example.
Marco-141 wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> this is my first question. I have to put a text over acrofields. The
> problem is that if the acrofield has a c
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> Subject: [iText-questions] Under/Over content and acrofield
>
> Hi,
>
Hi,
this is my first question. I have to put a text over acrofields. The
problem is that if the acrofield has a color background the text
doesn't go over/under the acrofield.
There's a way to put the acrofield under the text?
I use getOverContent and getOverContent methods.
Where are stor
