Iliadis Yannis wrote:
> Sorry if my reply hasn't anything to do with your issue, but I've seen
> this behavior of overlapping characters by open PDF's, that are created
> with later versions of Acrobat, in Acrobat Viewer version 4.
As you indicate this is a different issue, and maybe you should
Sorry if my reply hasn't anything to do with your issue, but I've seen this
behavior of overlapping characters by open PDF's, that are created with
later versions of Acrobat, in Acrobat Viewer version 4.
2008/5/30 Cam Bazz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello,
>
> What I need to do is to define a point
Hello,
What I need to do is to define a point to place the character, then another
that defines the width, and the font should not take more space then the
width. Streching or compressing them is an option. I am experimenting a
little now.
what Happens right now is that for example -> (Informatio
Cam Bazz wrote:
> cb.setTextMatrix(x, y);
> cb.showText(text);
>
> Of course I have set the font previously.
>
> Now how can I tell cb to put this text or glyph rather, with a given width?
You used an instance of class BaseFont to set the font; for instance bf.
You probably used an arbitrary fon
Hello,
Thanks a lot this was very helpful. I almost did what I want to do. Except
font width.
Here is how my data looks like.
What I have done as illustrated in the example was:
cb.setTextMatrix(x, y);
cb.showText(text);
Of course I have set the font previously.
Now how can I tell cb t
Cam Bazz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using custom software that calculates me the positions of each
> letter - or glyph rather and gives me its font, fontsize, etc.
>
> How can I create a pdf document such that I control in which coordinates
> the chunk will be placed?
>
> I have numbers such as
Hello,
I am using custom software that calculates me the positions of each letter -
or glyph rather and gives me its font, fontsize, etc.
How can I create a pdf document such that I control in which coordinates the
chunk will be placed?
I have numbers such as 40.44 (with two decimal places)
Bes
