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    iText is the #1 Java-PDF library in the F/OSS world: it’s the PDF engine under the hood of JasperReports, Eclipse/BIRT, jBoss/SEAM, and many other tools. Yesterday iText 2.1.6 was released, an important milestone in the history of iText, because it’s the last release before a license change.
    Adding page without losing fields can only be done with PdfCopyFields. [itextsharp-questions] Adding a page from an existing PDF > > Hi, > > I’m adding a page into document from an existing PDF using this code: > > ‘ get the page to add to document > pdfPage = pdfWriter
    additional aspx page on pdf generation. Does anyone have some examples of using PdfCopyFields to create a document in memory, then send out to the browser via response. I can do it successfully
    How do I combine / merge PDF files with filled form fields using iTextSharp? Using iTextSharp, how can I merge multiple PDFs into one PDF without losing the Form Fields and their properties in each individual PDF? (I would prefer an example using streams from a database but file system is ok as well) I found this code that wo
    createPageStamp public PdfCopy.PageStamp createPageStamp(PdfImportedPage iPage) Create a page stamp. New content and annotations, including new fields, are allowed. The fields added cannot have parents in another pages.
    Hey Paulo, We’re having some problems with merging two PDFs that both have check boxes and other editable forms. The first page works fine, but the second page doesn’t always work. The problem appears to be with a naming collision on the checkboxes and other fields. We have verified this by merging a PDF document with itself yielding a second page in which none of the editable fields work.
    2. Create an instance of PdfCopyFields(FileoutputStrem fos) 3. Keep calling PdfCopyFields.addDocument(PdfReader) for each form’s PdfReader 4. Close the PdfCopyFields When I am doing this, the TextField within flowed form and whose Y-axis expand to fit is set does not exapnd to next page. Instead the text field is shown within the first page
    void Merge() { var head = new iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader(@ “path ost.pdf”); var tail = new iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader(@ “path ond.pdf”); using (System.IO
    ITEXTSHARP OVERLAY PDF – Example written in answer to the question How to superimpose pages from existing documents into another document? Files: SuperImpose. Example written by
    This example also implements paging, i.e. along with merging the PDF files the merged PDF file also adds page numbers to the generated PDF file. The following is a brief description of the steps involved in merging PDF files using iText. iText# (iTextSharp) is a port of the iText open source java library written entirely in C# for the .NET platform. iText# is a library that allows you to generate PDF files on the fly. It is implemented as an assembly.

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