I got it reversed. It works now, just need tedious adjustment.
Thanks.Paulo Soares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
afFormFields.SetExtraMargin(10,10);afFormFields.SetField(..., ...);If you don't call SetField() nothing happens.- Original Message - From: "Alan Zhang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "Pau
0:59 PM
Subject: RE: [iText-questions] Characters shift up and down in edtiable
multi-line textbox
> I tried to use
>
> afFormFields.SetExtraMargin(1,1);
>
> did not see any visual effects either on this problem, or any shift for
other textboxes, either multi-line or single
I tried to use
afFormFields.SetExtraMargin(1,1);
did not see any visual effects either on this problem, or any shift for other textboxes, either multi-line or single line one. Looks like it has absolutely no effects. I change the margin to 10, 100,1000,1.
thanks
Paulo Soares
Each Acrobat version has a different text layout. Use
AcroFields.setExtraMargin() to adjust it.
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