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kishor_bagul@adobeforums.com #1
Re: Getting the rectangles of the words intothe specified region on the page
hi Leonard,
Generally I am getting the multiple quads in a word where the words are separated by hyphen or the word continuation is shown over multiple lines.
I don't know how to upload file here. There fore sorry.
I want any means by which I can get to know the strings contained into these types of multi quad words.
For example
if word"million" is spanning over two lines then it is usually written as "mil-" and in the next line "lion".
Now I have the information that there are two quads into the word. But i want to get the strings of those two quads now.
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Leonard_Rosenthol@adobeforums.com #2
Re: Getting the rectangles of the words intothe specified region on the page
Right - that also makes perfect sense, since there isn't a single rectangle that would represent the bounds. I had forgotten we handle that case as well.
You have the string - that's the PDWord.
Leonard
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