BrunoLowagie - its not that easy to stop using it.. You should probably just explicitly say that the package refers to the developer of iText - IE, you. That was my first answer. Your response is just confusing. So I am editing in Eclipse Oxygen and my List of import suggestions look like this. Is this just version difference or an upgrade to the library. 
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OK -- so of course, lots has changed over the life of the java lib. So, I stand by my answer, and assert that there were two brands being used for iText: The differences between old versions of iText iText 2.
The package names have changed from com. Which one is recommended to be used? How do we handle problem users? If you are using True Type fonts, you can declare the paths of the different ttf- and ttc-files to this class first and then create fonts in your code using one of the getFont method without having to enter a path as parameter. But now clearly, there com.loowagie.text a move to get rid of "lowagie" and just stick with iText.
Bruno does not like co.lowagie.text.
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I appreciate this comment much more than the comment by Mr Lowagie. Not everyone is looking for iText. Actually, there is no difference: Thanks for providing the changelog notes from the 5.
I'm the original author of iText and the author of the "iText in Action" books. Tom's response is much better, sir. An ImgWMF is the representation of a windows metafile that has to be inserted into the document.
I am Lowagie, the lowagie you refer to. While you initially gave an "accurate" answer to the question about lowagie being a family name, it was most unhelpful. PdfStamper; So, I stand by my answer, and assert that there were two brands being used for iText: By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Cookie PolicyPrivacy Policyand our Terms of Service.
Improving the question-asking experience. What is the difference between lowagie and iText? Ax, let me try again Stack Overflow for Teams is a private, secure spot for you and your coworkers to find and share information. I would like to say the current answer you have provided is clear and helpful.
BrunoLowagie - its not that easy to stop using it. As you can see from repo1. In your defense, the question should have been more accurately written "What is the difference between the libraries in the iText package com.
Thank you for your interest in this question. You should have just stated, right away, that the package name and product name are different. Currently that's iText 5. Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead? Create a PDF, go to properties and com.lowagie.texr "iText 2. Fine -- but no need to mince words -- lowagie is iText in a previous version.
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Your response is just confusing. BrunoLowagie The reason people don't understand is because some of us have never worked with iText before, and aren't the original programmers for our project.
That was my first answer.
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