As the Title said,I get the data of PDF in xpdf(pdftotext),but it contains header and footer.Now I want to delete both of header and footer.How to make it ?
Thank You.
How to Delete a Header or Footer
To delete header or footer information, you’ll initially need to ‘show’ Infix PDF Editor the position of the data you want to remove. It will then extrapolate this across the entire document.
You’ll select the header or footer using the Object (arrow) tool Then, click the header data , Creating this selection gives Infix PDF Editor the coordinates of the item you want to remove.
Then, in the Edit menu, click Delete Across Pages. In the dialog box that opens, you can choose whether to delete on all pages, selected pages, or odd/ even pages only.
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Using Google Sheets and working on a script to make exporting (downloading) a PDF copy of a single sheet much easier. The end goal is to emulate the Download as... PDF, but click of a button and it's done, without having to go to the menu. Also uses a custom file name (which includes the date and time).
The question...
When exporting a sheet using a script, is there a way to customize the content of the headers? I know when doing it manually, I can customize what appears in the headers and footers, but what about a script to change the top (or bottom) left/center/right areas when exporting a PDF via script? I know I can optionally enable a title (printtitle=true) or sheet name (sheetnames=true), but I can't find anything to permit me to customize what appears.
What I would like is to have a custom name/string for the top left and top center, then the date and time in the top right.
I have an existing PDF template, and I want to add some text over the top of it in a specific location on a specific page. For example, an invoice template or a scanned document.
How would I go about this? I'm using Sheets if that narrows my options.
There is a lot of documentation on how to create PDFs from documents, but nothing that will take a particular PDF and put text over it.
A bit of blue sky thinking from my side. What if you were to do the following?
Manually:
Export the PDF as an image
Resize a Google slide to be the same shape as the image
Add the image to the google slide as a background image
In Code:
Make a copy of the google slide as needed
Add your Google sheets data to the slide positioned as needed on the slide
Export the Google slide as a pdf
I mention google slides, because Google docs to not have allow background images.
Another possibility with using Google docs is to build a document that looks like your invoice, then add to it tags. In your code search for the tags and replace them with data from your sheet. Even you could use a mail merge addon to do this if you didn't fancy writing any code.
In your Google Drive right-click on your PDF;
Open With > Connect More Apps > Search docusign > Left-click blue connect button and this should take you to Docusign.
Your PDF will then open with Docusign where you can manually add a signature or text to specific places.
Alternatively... You can use App Script.
Example,
Constructing a document using HTML and replacing the specific value with a variable which is collect from a Sheet or particular location. Writing the function to do this will allow you to interpret the HTML and replace the variable with the text or possibly an image. Then it would create this as a PDF.
There are many alternative ways to do this.
Here is one example on github;
Convert Google Doc to PDF using App Script
I have a CKEditor on my website, and I would like it so that when the user clicks on the printer icon, the headers don't print and only the text inside of the editor is printed on the page.
This is the site: http://strawberrycv.com/4.php
For example, if you go to the site and click print, the top will say "Rich Text Editor, editor1" (in the left corner) and the date/time (in the right corner). Is there a way to remove these?
These are browser-specific headers, not added by CKEditor. You can't really control the browser-specific print headers I'm afraid, see this for futher details and a weird workaround: Remove the default browser header and footer when printing HTML
I have a field on a PDF form that could be too small for the contents it needs to hold. Since it is already nearly the size of the page, I need a way to tell adobe to let that field grow to cover more than a page.
I haven't found any way to do this. LiveCycle seems to act like you can do it, but everything tried so far, does not do anything more than add a scroll bar in the online view, and the fails to print all the content. Acrobat doesn't even act like it is possible.
Any ideas?
If you select the field, go to the Layout Palette (Palettes Menu -> Layout (Shift + F9) ) and select the "Expand to Fit" box next to the width and/or height it will expand when more text is entered.
Here is what I did:
1. I have a template WORD file that can be used to fill an application for some stuff. Assigned pre-defined tags to fillable fields.
2. Converted that word file to PDF file using CenoPdf
3. Used iText to fill the fields in generated PDF file.
4. Now when user downloads that filled file, they see a nice purple at the bar saying "Please fill out the following form. You can not save data typed into this form. Please print your completed form if you would like to copy for your records".
how can i get rid of this purple bar and the message? I am assuming i need to set some bits through iText to turn this off??
Thanks
You can't edit the purple bar at the top. This is a flaw with Acrobat. Whenever your PDF contains form fields, the message is automatically displayed by force and you cannot edit it. Adobe feels that it's users are more important than it's developers, and forces the bar and message whenever form fields are present.