: [iText-questions] import data field properties to pdf
Op 12/05/2011 19:27, Tom D. Davidson schreef:
> RUPS[1] seems to be the answer. But since updating is not possible I
> guess Ill spend the next few years of my life updating all the
> field individually via Acrobat :D
Now that XML W
Op 12/05/2011 19:27, Tom D. Davidson schreef:
> RUPS[1] seems to be the answer. But since updating is not possible I
> guess Ill spend the next few years of my life updating all the
> field individually via Acrobat :D
Now that XML Worker has been released (XML Worker 0.9.2 was released
yesterday
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] import data field properties to
pdf
Hello and thank you for the quite response. Here is a summary
for the issue for the next searcher:
PDF with many many field groups that have
Hello and thank you for the quite response. Here is a summary for the issue
for the next searcher:
PDF with many many field groups that have the wrong states. I would like to
update the states with my text editor for via Gnu/Linux command line. pdftk
is an easy to use tool that uses iText.
pdftk
Op 12/05/2011 8:30, Tom D. Davidson schreef:
What can iText do to output the field data, allow me to manipulate in
my text editor, then import and modify the PDF?
iText can output the field data (obviously, because PdfTk can do it, and
PdfTk is based on iText).
iText can also give you access to
I have a pretty big PDF Form with many yes/no questions. Using pdftk i can
dump_data_fields and see that the fields are set up as:
FieldType: Button
FieldName: Group62
FieldFlags: 49154
FieldJustification: Left
FieldStateOption: 2
FieldStateOption: 3
FieldStateOption: 4
FieldStateOption: 5
FieldSt