-Original Message- From: mailto: On Behalf Of Sam Collett Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:47 PM To: Subject: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF How do you add images to an existing PDF document? Using Acrobat 5 to edit the PDF, and iTextSharp to manipulate it via ASP.NET C#. For instance, I may have a page that displays a logo in the top right hand corner. Each page could have its own logo (the link to the logo which will be embedded will be stored in a database). The logos size is undetermined.

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Is it possible to do this by creating a field, positioning it where you want the logo and then replacing it (making sure the image is right aligned)?-This SF.Net email is sponsored by:Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions,and more. itextsharp-questions mailing list. -Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:04 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF What if the image size is not the same as the field size? Can you have a field that is very small, that you then expand (not off the page, but towards the centre) to fit the image? Or alternatively have a large field, and align the image (i.e. Top right) in that field.

On 17/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: That's very easy to do. Create an invisible field with the dimensions you want your image to have. Use AcroFields.GetFieldPositions to find the location of the field.

Place the image at that location doing whatever scaling is needed with PdfStamper.GetOverContent.AddImage. -Original Message- From: mailto: On Behalf Of Sam Collett Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:47 PM To: Subject: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF How do you add images to an existing PDF document? Using Acrobat 5 to edit the PDF, and iTextSharp to manipulate it via ASP.NET C#. For instance, I may have a page that displays a logo in the top right hand corner. Each page could have its own logo (the link to the logo which will be embedded will be stored in a database).

The logos size is undetermined. Is it possible to do this by creating a field, positioning it where you want the logo and then replacing it (making sure the image is right aligned)? -This SF.Net email is sponsored by:Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions,and more. itextsharp-questions mailing list. -Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:04 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF What if the image size is not the same as the field size?

Can you have a field that is very small, that you then expand (not off the page, but towards the centre) to fit the image? Or alternatively have a large field, and align the image (i.e. Top right) in that field. On 17/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: That's very easy to do.

Create an invisible field with the dimensions you want your image to have. Use AcroFields.GetFieldPositions to find the location of the field. Place the image at that location doing whatever scaling is needed with PdfStamper.GetOverContent.AddImage. -Original Message- From: mailto: On Behalf Of Sam Collett Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:47 PM To: Subject: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF How do you add images to an existing PDF document? Using Acrobat 5 to edit the PDF, and iTextSharp to manipulate it via C#. For instance, I may have a page that displays a logo in the top right hand corner.

Each page could have its own logo (the link to the logo which will be embedded will be stored in a database). The logos size is undetermined. Is it possible to do this by creating a field, positioning it where you want the logo and then replacing it (making sure the image is right aligned)?. -Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 2:30 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF I have tried the following to get the coordinates. However, it results in an 'System.IndexOutOfRangeException' when trying to get position0. float position = outStamper.AcroFields.GetFieldPositions('MyField'); float page = position0; float llx = position1; float lly = position2; float urx = position3; float ury = position4; On 18/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: What you do with the image is up to you.

You have a field and an image and you know the dimensions of each. It's your choice to scale the image, place it in the top right corner, tilt it, whatever. -Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:04 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF What if the image size is not the same as the field size? Can you have a field that is very small, that you then expand (not off the page, but towards the centre) to fit the image? Or alternatively have a large field, and align the image (i.e. Top right) in that field.

On 17/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: That's very easy to do. Create an invisible field with the dimensions you want your image to have. Use AcroFields.GetFieldPositions to find the location of the field. Place the image at that location doing whatever scaling is needed with PdfStamper.GetOverContent.AddImage. -Original Message- From: mailto: On Behalf Of Sam Collett Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:47 PM To: Subject: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF How do you add images to an existing PDF document?

Using Acrobat 5 to edit the PDF, and iTextSharp to manipulate it via ASP.NET C#. For instance, I may have a page that displays a logo in the top right hand corner. Each page could have its own logo (the link to the logo which will be embedded will be stored in a database). The logos size is undetermined. Is it possible to do this by creating a field, positioning it where you want the logo and then replacing it (making sure the image is right aligned)? -This SF.Net email is sponsored by:Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions,and more. itextsharp-questions mailing list.

Works in iTextSharp 3.0.8. -Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 2:30 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF I have tried the following to get the coordinates. However, it results in an 'System.IndexOutOfRangeException' when trying to get position0. float position = outStamper.AcroFields.GetFieldPositions('MyField'); float page = position0; float llx = position1; float lly = position2; float urx = position3; float ury = position4; On 18/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: What you do with the image is up to you. You have a field and an image and you know the dimensions of each. It's your choice to scale the image, place it in the top right corner, tilt it, whatever.

-Original Message- From: Sam Collett mailto: Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:04 PM To: Paulo Soares; Subject: Re: itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF What if the image size is not the same as the field size? Can you have a field that is very small, that you then expand (not off the page, but towards the centre) to fit the image? Or alternatively have a large field, and align the image (i.e. Top right) in that field. On 17/10/05, Paulo Soares wrote: That's very easy to do. Createan invisible field with the dimensions you want your image to have.

Use AcroFields.GetFieldPositions to find the location of the field.Place the image at that location doing whatever scaling is needed with PdfStamper.GetOverContent.AddImage. -Original Message- From: mailto: On Behalf Of Sam Collett Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:47 PM To:.

Subject:itextsharp-questions Adding images to an existing PDF How do you add images to an existing PDF document? Using Acrobat 5 to edit thePDF, and iTextSharp to manipulate it via C#. For instance, I may havea page that displays a logo in the top right hand corner.Each page could have its own logo (the link to the logo whichwill be embedded will be stored in a database). The logos sizeis undetermined.

Is it possible to do this by creating a field, positioning it where you want the logoand then replacing it (making sure the image is right aligned)?.