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What i need to do is to be able to create one special line between my header and body of the form that is left and right justified with some text. &nbsp;So the line needs to look like this.<br />
One is the office symbol and the other is the date, just need to know how to build the line wiht itextsharp, have the data.<br />
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What i need to do is to be able to create one special line between my header and body of the form that is left and right justified with some text.  So the line needs to look like this.
One is the office symbol and the other is the date, just need to know how to build the line wiht itextsharp, have the data.


NGMNHJ_IKL                                                                                               2012-06-12

Create a line then add Itextsharp

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