On Mon, 2007-02-26 at 16:27 +0100, Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
*snip*
> you are trying to catch a mouse using an elephant. (Is that even
> an expression?)
It's close to something I've heard before, but all that's coming to mind
is: "You're trying to swat a fly with a bazooka."
--
Stuart Jansen
Marco wrote:
>> Why do you want to add text to a PDF
>> using java.awt.Image?
> I need Canvas for insert some mathematics formulas inside text, and it
> works.
It would work ever better if you used PdfGraphics2D.
> N.B. I don't want use iText after create a Canvas,
I don't understand: you wan
> Why do you want to add text to a PDF
> using java.awt.Image?
I need Canvas for insert some mathematics formulas inside text, and it
works. My problem of Font is not most important, but I hoped for resolve it.
N.B. I don't want use iText after create a Canvas, I want only set the
same Font fo
Marco wrote:
> This is an example of the code I use.
Reading your code it is now clear to me that you're on the wrong forum.
There is no iText code involved when you create a java.awt.Image based
on text written to a canvas. You should post this question on a Java
forum.
> As com.lowagie.text use
>> When I make a pdf file, the images from Canvas (that contains strings
>> too) and the strings that I directly insert in pdf have differents Font,
>> and I don't like this.
> Counter-question: have you mapped the Java Font
> with the correct font file? Or are you just using
> the DefaultFontM
Marco wrote:
> It is possible to use default iTeXt font for my Frame?
>
> When I make a pdf file, the images from Canvas (that contains strings
> too) and the strings that I directly insert in pdf have differents Font,
> and I don't like this.
Let me guess: you are using PdfGraphics2D to print
It is possible to use default iTeXt font for my Frame?
When I make a pdf file, the images from Canvas (that contains strings
too) and the strings that I directly insert in pdf have differents Font,
and I don't like this.
Marco
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