PDF with java

I generated a pdf file using itext library . I want to change the font type , style , size , color and so on in the table inside that pdf file.In general i want to change everything in any table inside the generated pdf file from java.
Thank you very much for your help

It's just about impossible to change layout and formatting once a PDF has been generated. It's much easier to recreate the PDF from scratch with the correct formatting.

I can format every thing in the pdf file but i cannot format the table inside it

MohamedAhmed Ibrahim wrote:I can format every thing in the pdf file but i cannot format the table inside it

You can reformat everything after the PDF is generated?

I need to format the tables in java code , how can i do that ?

MohamedAhmed Ibrahim wrote:I need to format the tables in java code , how can i do that ?

Seems to me that you need to search the iText API documentation. Or find an iText forum and ask these questions there.

Winston

MohamedAhmed Ibrahim wrote:I can format every thing in the pdf file but i cannot format the table inside it

Do you mean after the fact? Initially it's certainly possible to format everything in a PDF, including table contents, in any way you like.

I do not know if i was not clear enough .
I need to format the tables in pdf file generated by java using itext library. I can not change the font style or size of the table or anything related with the table

Try This mY friend. It defines the Font type and the Size you want to use even in the Table.
Font f4 = new Font(Font.NORMAL, 13, Font.BOLD);
f4.setColor(new java.awt.Color(0, 61, 126));
Paragraph p4 = new Paragraph(firstline, f4);
p4.setAlignment(Element.TABLE);
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(1);
table.setWidthPercentage(100);
PdfPCell cell = new PdfPCell();
cell.setBorder(Rectangle.BOTTOM);
cell.setBorderWidthBottom(1f);
cell.setUseBorderPadding(true);
cell.setPadding(0);
cell.setBorderColor(new java.awt.Color(0, 61, 126));
cell.addElement(p4);
table.addCell(cell);

output.add(table);