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In this section, you will learn how we can change the background color and how we can create the subscript and superscript. iText api provides a setTextrise(float value1) and setBackground(Color color) method to set the position of text and to set the

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In this section, you will learn how we can change the background color and how we can create the subscript and superscript. iText api provides a setTextrise(float value1) and setBackground(Color color) method to set the position of text and to set the background. We can set float value as positive or negative .Positive value is used for Superscript and negative value used for subscript.


 

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