I know there have been a lot of posts about these two but figured I\'d address a glaring question I have. A designer of ours recently sent me a few files with TCPDF already tied in because a friend of
i\'m trying to generat pdf files using iText, i want those files to be opened directly on my chrome browser so here is my print method\'s code:
I\'ve been using the Winnovative HTML to PDF converter for a few years, but I\'ve noticed the quality can be impared because the images etc have first had to be rendered in HTML before being converted
I use this function for printing a buffer\'s content to PDF (from my .emacs file:) (defun print-to-pdf ()
Good Morning, I\'m interested in generating PDFs from my payroll website which is bein开发者_JAVA技巧g built using Zend Framework.Zend_PDF looks to be fairly intimidating in terms of the amount of wo
I am trying to find a SDK that can generate PDF from OpenXml. I have used the Open Xml Power Tools to convert the open XML and html and and using iTextSharp to parse the Html to PDF. But the result is
I am generating a PDF Document through XSL-FO. I have a simple xhtml structure like this: <body>
I want to create 4 pdf files using iText. While running the code the first two of are successfully created. The remaning two throw an Exception \"ExceptionConverter: java.io.IOException: The document
I am creating a PDF using Zend\'s built-in PDF engine; however how can I determine in what dimension (height, width - x, y) where to place the text on a plain A4 layout page?
I need to make the information in the database usable by allowing the user to download it as a PDF or Excel spreadsheet (either one works, both is perfect).