PDF using iTextSharp

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i use vb.net and i want to create pdf with iTextSharp. there is one richtextbox and i created pdf of its content. i wrote code for it and its working .but the problem arise when i set color in richtext box and still it produce pdf with balck forecolor.

how can solve it ?

Posted 25-Dec-13 1:17am

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 25-Dec-13 8:22am

Check the HTML which is generated from the RichTextBox and find a way to handle HTML through iTextSharp.

Member 10486834 25-Dec-13 14:17pm

i am not creating web application . i just window forms for window application.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 25-Dec-13 21:49pm

The same applies to Windows. If you have the RichTextBox, then you will get the HTML. Handle that HTML.

CHill60 25-Dec-13 8:53am

Does this help ? http://www.mikesdotnetting.com/Article/81/iTextSharp-Working-with-Fonts[^]

Member 10486834 25-Dec-13 14:19pm

i've already seen the link but that is not what i want. i wanna set different colors for selected text but there is nothing like this in that link.

Member 10486834 28-Dec-13 10:00am

still , i can't create a pdf with different colors of text which i write in RichTextBox.
i don't understand this statement "If you have the RichTextBox, then you will get the HTML" ??

Member 10486834 30-Dec-13 2:46am

still i don't have any working code example .
please provide help on this question.i hope that you understand what i want to do.

Member 10486834 8-Jan-14 14:32pm

one more problem i face there is how to create a password protected pdf ?

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