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I am generating a PDF by PHP with FPDF. This works well. Now what I want: From a multipage PDF all pages expect the last one have to print with paper from tray1 and the last page from tray2. Now the Question: How is this possible? Is this a Acrobat Reader issue? Can it be done with JavaScript in PDF? It is not possible, as PDFs do not contain any information on the printer trays or other information. It is actually set in the printer instructions through the client's printer driver, who has to provide this information to the client program. If you need this functionality for batch processing,

Can somebody tell me what i am doing wrong? I need Arial font in my pdf generated by TCPDF. First I've tried to use that : 1) I got Arial from windows fonts caltalog and put it in TCPDF directory. 2) Next I wrote in script : $fontname = $pdf->addTTFfont('../lib/tcpdf/arial.ttf', '', '', 32); After that in tcpdf/fonts appears 3 files (arial.ctg.z , arial.php and arial.z). I thought that everything was ok but if in TCPDF i use this font by: $pdf->SetFont('arial', '', 16); Font in document is indeed arial but without polish specific sings (ąęłżńź) I've tried also prepare font by yourself : I

My application allow the users to complete a form, and send it with an Ajax post call. The form si sent to the TCPDF class that create a PDF file. The class has the method "->output(...)" that permit to save the file into web server, send it to the browser, ecc... my goal is, after the form submit, create the PDF file, and force the user to download it (with no refreshing). The method doesn't work with ajax calls. The only solution I've found is create the file, seve it into web server, and than redirect the user to the location of the file to the web server; but it isn't a nice solution, I

I am using TCPDF to generate a pdf. My issue is the following line from the Footer() method: $this->Cell(0, 10, 'Page '.$this->getAliasNumPage().'/'.$this->getAliasNbPages(), 'T', false, 'R'); This is the standard line for inserting the pagenumber in the document's footer but there is a litte space to right in the output. You can see it in example 1 from the website: http://www.tcpdf.org/examples/example_001.pdf If I insert normal text like this: $this->Cell(0, 10, 'Foobar', 'T', false, 'R'); the text is perfectly aligned to the right without any problems. I digged into the source, it seems to

I would like to generate a certificate(self-signed at the moment) for an encrypted PDF on the server. What is interesting to me is the workflow on how to to that with TCPDF. What I did: 1) Generate keys: openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365000 -newkey rsa:1024 openssl pkcs12 -export -in tcpdf.crt -out tcpdf.p12 2) Then generate the PDF with the .crt - file 3) Then I started acrobat reader and installed the certificate ( tcpdf.p12 ). I used Document->security settings -> digital id 4) I could import the security settings but still can't open the PDF. Don't know if I am doing it right? What