pdf-generation

I have a third-party PDF file with some form fields, that I need to fill out programmatically. PDF file is secured. Detailed security settings: SecurityMethod: Password Security, Document Open Password: No, ... Form Field Fill-in or Signing: Allowed... When I'm trying to open and fill out the document manually, everything is ok, and I'm not asked for any password. But with the code, it fails with exception. Here's the code (I'm using iTextSharp library): var str = new MemoryStream(); var reader = new PdfReader(_path); var stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, str); Creating the PdfStamper object

I know that I am able to view previous commits in various ways using git log but I was wondering if anybody here could recommend some good tools for creating a PDF or HTML logbook from git commits. I was hoping I would be able to generate something similar to the style of Github commit logs but with different info. If people don't have any ideas on programs to generate these logs, what are their thoughts or recommendations if I attempt to make my own generator? Since the project is due quite soon i just wrote up a quick script myself to output a log the way i want to, it just scrapes the data

I'm trying to convert a pdf to the same size as my pdf which is an A4 page. convert my_pdf.pdf -density 300x300 -page A4 my_png.png The resulting png file, however, is 595px × 842px which should be the resolution at 72 dpi. I was thinking of using PIL to write some text on some of the pdf fields and convert it back to PDF. But currently the image is coming out wrong. Edit: I was approaching the problem from the wrong angle. The correct approach didn't include imagemagick at all. agf You should look at Add text to Existing PDF using Python and also Python as PDF Editing and Processing Framework

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . My group has been using the itext-sharp library and C#/.NET to generate custom, dynamic PDFs. For the most part, this process is working great for our needs. The one problem we can run into during development/testing is layout issues which can cause the PDF to not open/render correctly in Adobe Reader, esp. the newer versions of Acrobat/Reader. The document will open the display correctly for the first

I started to learn python recently and I want to convert existing html file to pdf file. It is very strange, but pdfkit seems to be the only lib for pdf docs for python. import pdfkit pdfkit.from_file("C:\\Users\\user\Desktop\\table.html", "out.pdf") An error occurs: OSError: No wkhtmltopdf executable found: "b''" How to configure this lib properly on windows to make it work? I can't get it :( It looks like you need to install wkhtmltopdf. For windows, the installer can be found at https://wkhtmltopdf.org/downloads.html Also check out a post by this guy, who is having the same problem: Can't