Thanks a lot buddy.. the Approach works !!!
This is a sample code that aligns the data filled in a tagged PDF , properly (
vertically ) as specified in the PDF tag. My PDF was created in Adobe LiveCycle
Designer. And it has even multiline fields, all aligned bottom. Creating PDF
using such an ap
David Michalson wrote:
> I think I have a solution to this that fits my needs. If I fill out the form
> by manipulating the "XFA" xml document data and marking it "Changes" instead
> of using the stamper, the text has the right margins and is aligned
> correctly.
Note that XFA forms have more alig
I think I have a solution to this that fits my needs. If I fill out the form
by manipulating the "XFA" xml document data and marking it "Changes" instead
of using the stamper, the text has the right margins and is aligned
correctly. It even works correctly with documents that have reader rights
en
I can't seem to find any later information on this issue, so anyway...
I've already long gone through the setExtraMargin solution for having to
manually set margins in form fields, however I'm working on a signed form
that needs some fields automatically filled out and have problems it can't
seem
Mikael Andreasen wrote:
However, when I add
data to the form using iTextSharp, the (vertical) alignment of multiline
text fields shows up wrong (top aligned) in the resulting document,
whichever viewer is used.
And when you click and change the field the alignment is correct again?
br,
Bruno
Hiya,
In reference to the issue raised here:
http://itext.ugent.be/library/question.php?id=54
It would seem that this is in fact an issue related to iText; For instance
if I create a pdf form using Acrobat, the alignment shows up fine when the
document is viewed in Reader v8.1. However, whe
