Re: Re: Re: Pdf Color Conversion (to RGB)
I used the PDDocColorConvertPage on many different pdfs and it's working.But with some pdfs it throws the access violation exception. Maybe there's something with the pdf itself but if I convert the...
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It's perhaps a bug in Acrobat, but my experience is that more than 90% of the time, when I think I have found an Acrobat bug I have actually a bug in my code.Make sure all variables and pointers are...
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Make sure you have your code inside of DURING/HANDLER blocks and check what is thrown.
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The code is in the DURING/HANDLER but this is not a kind of exception that can be caught. I checked all the code and there are no more pointers that aren't initialized.Is there any check that can be...
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Is this only happening on some PDFs or all? This is with Acrobat XI, yes? Can you send a sample PDF that demonstrates the problem?
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I'm using Acrobat X (last update) and it's happening on some pdfs, few of them, like 10% of the set I tested it on (more than 40 pdfs) Here the sampleDropbox - sample.pdf Thank you very much
View ArticlekPDEPath that 'hide' text
Hello, I have two kPDEPath, and some text elements 'overlapped' to these Paths.One kPDEPath hide the corresponding text, the other Path does not hide the text. If I remove the first Path, I can see the...
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Are you sure one isn’t a clipping path? What about rendering order (aka z-index)? What does it look like in Acrobat? What if you use the Edit Object tool to move things?
View ArticleRe: Pdf Color Conversion (to RGB)
It's definitely your code. I ran your file through a simple app that uses PDDocColorConvertPageEx() and it worked just fine converting that file to Adobe RGB.
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That's better... I don't use the Ex version of the method. Should I use it?
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How can I check if it is a clipping path? the PaintOp attribute is not 0x00, I have used PDEElementGetClip on the PDEelement but I get no clip elements.But I don't know exactly what a clipping path is,...
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I switched to PDDocColorConvertPageEx and so the structures. I set their mSize property:colorConvertParamsStruct->mSize = sizeof(PDColorConvertParamsRecEx);and it works indeed.Maybe I forgot to set...
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If the second path was covering the hidden text, then OF COURSE it will now be visible. What makes you think it wouldn’t be? Just as you saw with moving it, the only thing making it “hidden” was the...
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Re: Reader XI: Removing Tools|Sign|Comment from Menu and Toolbar
And for those who do want (and pay) for these functionalities, they should be able to see, use, and also hide this panel so that it is out of the way when not in use. Likewise, those who do not want...
View ArticleConfirmation That I Understand What I Can and Cannot Do With Adobe Reader XI...
I am new to working with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI and Adobe Reader XI. Based on research I have done and questions answered in the Adobe Communities and Forum, I wanted to make sure I understand the...
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Re: Confirmation That I Understand What I Can and Cannot Do With Adobe Reader...
1 & 2 – that is correct. 3 – that is INCORRECT. It works just fine in a .NET program even in protected mode. 4 – That is correct. 5 & 6 – correct, though subtle (I had to read what you wrote...
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Thank you for all your answers, so the z-order determine visibility of text elements. But know I have the opposite questions: I have a kPDEPath with coordinates that cover the whole page, and with...
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Without seeing the PDF, I would have to assume transparency. Alternatively, would be optional content.
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How can I check if it is transparency? Is it PDEExtGStateGetOpacityFill enough to check for transparency (<1.0) ? Is there a way to check if it's a transparency issue using Acrobat Pro? thanks
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