Harvey C wrote:
> Does iText have the ability to work with scanned OCR PDF files with underlying
> text?
You're talking about existing PDF files.
> I know it can't really work with text in general, but what about adding
> Pages #s?
You can add page numbers to existing PDF files.
> Does it even
Does iText have the ability to work with scanned OCR PDF files with underlying
text? I know it can't really work with text in general, but what about adding
Pages #s? Does it even recognize endOfPage event?
Essentially I am trying to split the PDF into sub-PDFs by text, I plan on using
pdftotext a
From: "bruno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText capabilities
Hello,
you weren't subscribed to the mailing list, so I had to pass your mail
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Bob Ha
Hello,
you weren't subscribed to the mailing list, so I had to pass your mail
manually.
Bob Haxel wrote:
Our PDFs will be created in Adobe’s LifeCycle Designer 7. Prior to
rendering the form to the user I will need the ability to:
For the moment XFA isn't supported yet in iText.
Is iText
Hi,
I’m new to iText and am trying to determine if it can
do what I want it to. We have a Forms processing application and we need to be
able to get into the form and manipulate it somewhat prior to rendering and after
it has been submitted back to us. We have experience with the PDF/FD
Title: RE: [iText-questions] iText capabilities
I don't understand the question. What prevents you to store the pdf directly in the database as a blob?
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Title: iText capabilities
Does this code have the capabilities of Reading in a pdf document coverting it to some type that can be saved to a database and when retrieved converting it back to a pdf document that can be displayed on the web. If so do you have and example of the reading in of t
