I am currently working on exporting information from browser to word document. I am having information which contains colors and shapes. Now when I export them using wordprocessingML I am able to export text that are highlighted in colors. But I am also having certain text in browser that are encapsulated with circles ad box. I found that using VML we can render shapes. But I want the shapes to be in the specified x-axis and y-axis, so that it renders the text properly. Is there is any way to specify co-ordinates in shapes using keywords like "this.x", "this.y". Something similar to this to render the shapes on the text. I am not sure whether I am clear. Would like to discuss more about this.
I have found that solution for this problem. We can use "auto" keyword which can be used to find the relative position of the shapes in the worddocument according to the flow of the page. Now my question when I passed margin-left:auto, margin-top;auto, I was able to display the shapes in the right dimension. But I have also included text inside the text attribute which I want the shapes to be overlapped. I am getting shapes aside the text, not wrapping the text. Does anyone know the solution, I can try it. I find it really interesting to work on wordml.
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I am putting together a simple form for a friend and they want when a button is selected to change from amber, too green.
I have attached PDF to give an idea of what I am looking for. Much like a data validation on excel, but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to do it.
Default: Amber
when clicked: Green
It is certainly possible with PDFs to do that since the appearance of a form field is defined by arbitrary drawing instructions.
However, whether you can do that with a PDF editor wholely depends on the capabilities of the PDF editor.
This is one problem I can't understand. I'm using windows 10 and by default the form border should be displayed like this:
But for some reason or the other, my windows form app's form border is like this:
... despite the form border property is set to FixedSingle. I also tried the same with form border property Fixed3D but still it is of no use.
It would be great if someone could guide me about how this can be fixed and the reason my form's border is wired. Please download the images to get a clarity of what I'm asking.
NOTE
Fixed here means to get back the default form border.
I also use Bunifu Framework. However I don't know the relevance it has here
The image attached was taken during debugging
We have a requirement where user wants to write some content from the db to selected areas in pdf. We provide this option by asking the user to upload pdf to the system, after drawing rectangular markups within. Later he can define rules as to what content he can write to the defined area. We use iText for all operations like reading coordinates of the drawn markups, writing content to the defined area.
Now the challenge is that we need to wrap the text within the area that the user has defined. We use the ColumnText class to write the content. Is there anyway we can wrap the text within the area? Posting this query from mobile. So couldn't upload any helpful code.
We are now working on upload word document on Google Docs by .NET. We have an template which contains tables, we set border style of tables to none, then all the borders are invisible. But after we uploaded it on Google Docs, the borders appears in black. We tried upload the template to Google Docs manually, the borders appear too. So I think our code is correct, does the Google Docs API allow us to change the style of table border after convert .docx to Google Doc? Or any solution to keep the borders invisible?
I've tried to make the table border to white (the paper color), then the borders is hidden while I upload it to Google Docs without conversion. But while I try to edit it, the table border appears again. I guess that's because Google viewer convert the .docx to GDoc while I try to edit the .docx document.
I've tried to set table border to none in Word, but the borders still appears after conversion. Is this a bug of Google document conversion? It should set the border to zero while the table border was set to none in Word, but it doesn't do that. Is there anybody can help me on this issue? Many thanks.
To answer your first question, there is no way of modifying the document content after uploading. You may, however find better fidelity by converting to HTML or PDF and uploading those formats.
Otherwise, you should raise a bug report on the issue tracker, so that the conversion can be improved.
This is not an answer to your problem, but it's a work around that I'm using currently, by setting the border colour to white it no longer displays the black borders.
I'm developing a book app.My client has provided all the contents of pdf.
I have already implemented all the contents of pdf to book.
But he wanted to highlight a text in that pdf.
The user would like the text to allow for highlighting (like if you're reading a paper book).
Is this possible? Can anyone help me on this, please?
Thanks in advance.
Theoretically yes.. depends on a bit hacking and other things, for example fonts used in the PDF. Have a look at PdfKitten, their demo project can find text in a PDF and highlight it. That should give you a first pointer on how to highlight. If you want to the user to highlight with the touches you would need to be able to transform locations of touches into the PDF to determine where exactly the user touched, but it should be possible.