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Editor for iTextHi,
I don't know if this can be done but here it goes. Is there a change to make an java application, applet that creates datasheets with iText as an engine? I have already implemented this in some sort but when it comes to Swing HTMLEditor and to get the same result with fonts, hyphenation I can't manage it. Is there anyone that can point me in the right direction of using java and a WYSIWYG pdf editor? / Mathias |
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Re: Editor for iTextNo such animal. PDF is an output format, not something you edit (outside some fairly limited parameters in Acrobat).
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Re: Editor for iTextI know, an editor to create xml markup that can be translated to iText format. The big question is. How can I make WYSIWYG when it comes to text in block, hyphenation. What editor in swing? Is it possible?
/ Mathias |
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