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Hi Guyula,
please post the fix at Tracker/Patches.
Best regards,
Christian.
2009-06-02 20:04:47 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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Hi Andrew,
the <anchor> tag, is the one to use.
Example:
<anchor font="reference" reference="http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=255347">UJAC Forum</anchor>
Best regards,
Christian.
2009-03-18 12:06:14 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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Hi Richard,
I'd convert the word document to html and then transform the resulting documents into UJAC templates.
This is no easy task, if you'd like to take care of all styles of the document.
The second problem is the transformation of this huge amount of documents. For that I'd write a VB macro or to write a java program based on a library like jcom, which interoperates with the word...
2009-03-18 11:54:17 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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Just by using the property ${today}, the current timestamp can be accessed by ${now}.
Best regards,
Christian.
2009-02-14 13:08:21 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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2009-02-04 08:59:20 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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2009-02-04 08:54:20 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
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Hi Paul,
this appears to be the same problem as with german umlauts, it's neighter an UJAC nor an iText problem it's simply an XML problem. To solve it specify the encoding as "ISO-8859-2", this should be the correct one for the czech language.
Best regards,
Christian.
2008-11-09 13:49:10 UTC in Useful Java Application Components
