iText DITO 2.0: Raising the bar for data-driven, template-based PDF generation.

In this Q&A style interview, we sat down with our CEO, Gary Fry, to find out; how it's going, where it's headed and what makes iText a best in breed, top open source solution provider.

In our first release for 2021, a number of new features and improvements are included, such as extended SVG support for Core and pdfHTML, more PDF form border styles and revised OpenType Font processing.

iText would like to thank our developer community for your continued support and contributions.

Currently, heated negotiations are taking place with the European parliament in Brussels in a final effort to come to an agreement on Brexit. But don’t be mistaken. Deal or no deal, physical and digital borders will appear in places they weren’t before, which means paperwork. A lot more paperwork.

In the third and final part in our series of articles looking at the PDF Shadow Attacks, we explore using iText 7 to inspect documents which may be used to perform attacks using the "Replace" and "Hide and Replace" methods.

In our final release for 2020, we’ve a number of new features and improvements, including improved Core word wrapping for special scripts, full support for CSS background properties in pdfHTML, and much more!

Debunking the common misconception where national digital identity programs are only about digital signing documents.

6 short and to the point PDF facts for decision-makers looking for help with digital document workflows.