We have pdf files which have mixed data of text and images. We can get text and images separately but how we can get text and image with same exact format on pdf file? like 3 line of text and then image and again text etc...
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Imagine a pdf with text and a application that test images over the text.
In every test pdf is saved and the next test using same pdf.
The first time you add image under text you can see the results, next time you will try you add image under is not appear because first image cover it.
So...exists something GetBetween or can i choose the layer that i want?
If i use GetUnderContent only first image appears and all others are hide.
If i use GetOverContent then the text is covered by image.
I'm using iTextSharp to fill a PDF form, and I want the PDF to be transformed into a flat PDF.
I tried using PdfStamper.FormFlattening, but it only "locks" the form, which can be unlocked easily.
I want the resulting PDF to be as the file generated when you "Print as PDF" the PDF form. Smaller with all static text (no more form).
Thanks
After adding the text watermark and clicking on the PDF, Acrobat reader will display a large blinking cursor that looks more like a rendering artifact or start selecting the watermark text.
Can the watermark text be made non-selectable?
The watermark is a large "Draft" text under the existing content: using c# itextsharp PDF creation with watermark on each page
To my knowledge there is no way to make text non-selectable.
As an alternative to the large blinking cursor you may instead put an image of your watermark on the PDF. This would instead give a small cross-hair cursor when you mouse over the watermark image.
Example:
How can I insert an image with iTextSharp in an existing PDF?
I want to create PDF file which contains images and text.
The text length for PDF is not sure.
So How do I determine the number of pages the PDF will going to create ?
Is it possible to convert a PDF page in to HTML format using any objective-c library. I want to enable the text selection on PDF files.
#swiecki approach is not valid for pdfs
My suggestion is to use CoreText and add an overlay over the pdf view.
But it will be a long and tedious process as you need to parse the pdf to find coordinates of every letter.