http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/ 2008-08-19T21:05:34+02:00 http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/ http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-07-11T13:27:05+02:00 Paulo Soares http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/playground:testpage?rev=1184153225&do=diff1184153225 This is a test page text/html 2007-07-11T13:26:34+02:00 Paulo Soares http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/playground:playground?rev=1184153194&do=diff1184153194 Go to testpage test. text/html 2007-06-05T16:46:24+02:00 iTextWiki Administrator http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/filmfestival?rev=1181054784&do=diff1181054784 If you have read iText in Action (more specifically chapters 8 and 9), you know that I’m a filmbuff: I really like to watch movies from all over the world. Every year, my wife and I attend the Flanders International Filmfestival, and we try watching as many movies as possible. That is: we see 60 to 65 movies in less than two weeks time. On top of this slight mental aberration, I also have some extra nerdy characteristics. For instance: I store all the movies and all the filmfestival screening… text/html 2007-05-25T15:14:51+02:00 iTextWiki Administrator http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/filmfestival:calendar?rev=1180098891&do=diff1180098891 My wife and I have been going to the filmfestival in Ghent for quite some years now. And in the first years, we always used lists similar to the ones described on the previous page. These lists were always very useful to select the movies we wanted to watch, but now and then, we experienced a problem with these lists. Sometimes two consecutive movies on our personal list overlapped: the second movie started before the first movie ended. We could avoid this by calculating the time each movie ends… text/html 2007-04-13T14:00:05+02:00 iTextWiki Administrator http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/start?rev=1176465605&do=diff1176465605 iText is a Free/Open Source Software library that can be used for the creation and manipulation of PDF documents ‘on-the-fly’ (meaning from Java Source Code, not using a DeskTop application); iText can be used to: * Serve dynamically generated PDF to a web browser. * Generate documents and reports based on data from an XML file or a database. * Create maps and e-Books, exploiting numerous interactive features available in PDF. * Add bookmarks, page numbers, watermarks, and other… text/html 2007-04-12T13:20:02+02:00 Michael Schierl http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/jpdftweak?rev=1176376802&do=diff1176376802 jPDF Tweak is a Java GUI application that uses the iText library for manipulating PDF files. Features: * Merge (selected pages of) multiple PDF files, as if you printed them one after another * Rotate either all pages or Portrait/Landscape pages only (for PDFs that contain both orientations and should only contain one of them) * Scale all pages to a common size * Add another PDF or a text as watermark * Add page numbers * Put n pages onto one page * Generate Booklets * Change C… text/html 2007-04-11T14:16:31+02:00 iTextWiki Administrator http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/collections?rev=1176293791&do=diff1176293791 In the most recent PDF Reference (1.7) a very interesting new feature is mentioned in section 8.2.4 (p588): “Beginning with PDF 1.7, PDF documents can specify how a viewer application’s user interface presents collections of file attachments, where the attachments are related in structure or content. Such a presentation is called a portable collection. The intent of portable collections is to present, sort, and search collections of related documents, such as email archives, photo collectio… text/html 2007-04-11T14:12:25+02:00 iTextWiki Administrator http://www.lowagie.com/itextwiki/doku.php/collections:mail?rev=1176293545&do=diff1176293545 Have you ever thought it would be a good idea to archive your mailbox in the form of a PDF file? I have. There’s always plenty of mails I want to save for further reference, but if I leave them on the server, I risk ‘mailbox quota exceeded’ problems; if I download them to a local folder using a mail client, I need a user-friendly way to browse through these mails if I change to a new PC, another operating system, another mail client. Wouldn’t it be great to have a PDF file containing th…