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I am working with iTextSharp trying to add an header and a footer to my generated PDF but, if I try to add an header that have width of 100% of my page I have some problem. So I have do the following things: 1) I have create a class named PdfHeaderFooter that extends the iTextSharp PdfPageEventHelper class 2) Into PdfHeaderFooter I have implemented the OnStartPage() method that generate the header: // write on start of each page public override void OnStartPage(PdfWriter writer, Document document) { base.OnStartPage(writer, document); PdfPTable tabHead = new PdfPTable(new float[] { 1F });

Trying to extract the textual content of a pdf with the following code: PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(path); string strText = string.Empty; for (int page = 1; page <= reader.NumberOfPages; page++) { string s = PdfTextExtractor.GetTextFromPage(reader, page); strText += " " + s; } reader.Close(); NumberOfPages returns 257, but at page 227, GetTextFromPage() throws a IndexOutOfRangeException. Any help is appreciated. hofnarwillie I resolved this issue by updating my version of iTextSharp from 5.1 to 5.2. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8578793/itextsharp-v5-gettextfrompage-throws

I am new to ItextSharp, just wondering how to place header and footer outside the margin after end of page event? it seems when i used the onendpage event instead of adding the footer outside of the page margin, it adds inside of page margin, and it always produce stackoverflow exception when it will be over the bottom margin where it should add outside of the margin? are there any settings to tell to add the text in document footer outside of margin (or is it padding)? thanks in advance. As you are new to iText... when you are looking for samples concerning some specific topic, you should

Can I write MS Word document using iTextSharp library? If yes, please give me sample code. No, you can't. According to Wikipedia , iTextSharp is a .NET port of iText, a free and open source library for creating and manipulating PDF files in Java . You can use it to create pdf documents, but not MS Word documents. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3758043/write-ms-word-doc-using-itextsharp-library

I have an application that I'm using the populate a pdf form using iTextSharp. /// <summary> /// Imports XFA Data into a new PDF file. /// </summary> /// <param name="pdfTemplate">A PDF File with an unpopulated form.</param> /// <param name="xmlFormData">XFA form data in XML format.</param> /// <returns>a memorystream containing the new PDF file.</returns> public static void XFAImport(System.IO.Stream pdfTemplate, System.IO.Stream xmlFormData, System.IO.Stream outputStream) { using (iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader reader = new iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader(pdfTemplate)) { using (iTextSharp.text

I am using the latest version of iTextSharp (5.4.3). When defining an even simple page header the header gets out of vertical alignment if the document contains large tables that do not fit on one page. The alignment on the first page a large table is displayed is fine, but on subsequent pages the header is displayed further down and overlays the table. My code is below. Would be nice to get a workaround or an idea what could be wrong. By the way: When adding paragraphs that cause an automatic page break I get the page headers as expected. Here's my test code: const string pdfFileName =

I've built a method that tries to see if the resolution of all the embedded images in a given pdf is at least 300 PPI (print-worthy). What it does is cycle through each image on a page, and compare its width and height to the artbox width and height. It works successfully if there is only one image per page, but when there are multiple, the artbox size includes all of the images, throwing the numbers off. I was hoping that somebody might have some idea of how to get the rectangle size the image is drawn in so I can compare correctly, or if there is an easier way to get the PPI of an image