Is there a way to tell if a pdf is a portfolio without the Portfolio SDK...
I am developing a plugin that I do not want active when the document is a Portfolio. Is there a way to determine if a pdf is a Portfolio using only the Adobe Acrobat SDK? Thanks,
View ArticleRe: Is there a way to tell if a pdf is a portfolio without the Portfolio SDK...
The Portfolio SDK is for BUILDING Portfolios – it doesn’t tell you anything about whether one is (or is not) a Portfolio. I believe there is a PDDocIsCollection() API that will answer this question.
View Articleusing the save as other> optimize PDF in Acrobat XI on many pdf files
I have many scanned documents in PDF form from an old scanner and I would like to reduce the image size with Acrobat XI. How can I do this with many files without manually opening each of them and...
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Re: using the save as other> optimize PDF in Acrobat XI on many pdf files
Using Acrobat XI Pro you could try a workflow that uses an Acrobat Action. Be well...
View ArticleRe: Set Resolution thru Acrobat.CAcroPDDoc
Hi, We are using the below code to convert from PDF to TIFF. Dim PdDoc As Acrobat.CAcroPDDoc Dim jso AsObject PdDoc = CreateObject("AcroExch.PDDoc") If PdDoc.Open(sFiles(iFileCnt)) Then jso...
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That’s what I thought. In that case, there is are no controls available for conversion. You would need to write a plugin (in C/C++) where you have access to all the options for conversion.
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Hi, Whether we can write a plug in with C#. Whether you have sample code. ThanksPrabhu
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No, it can only be done in C or C++. It’s all in the SDK, which you should have if you are already doing Acrobat development.
View ArticleHow do I compress PDF files using Acrobat SDK?
have a web service created in a .net environment that examines existing pdf files in a staging directory prior to sending them over the wire using FTP. Part of that process requires that I rename...
View ArticleRe: How do I compress PDF files using Acrobat SDK?
You will be stopped at the very first point because Acrobat is not for server use.
View ArticleFont encoding, PDEFontCreateFromSysFont, PDEFontCreateFromSysFontAndEncoding
Hi All, I want to change font of the text in a PDF. My develop the code On Mac os 10.9. Here is my code:Original: 1. PDSysFont sysFont = PDFindSysFont(&fontAttrs, attrsSize,...
View Articleadd hidden data to pdf
HII need to save some data to pdf document but i want these data be hidden and with preview the document nothing showbut plugin can read these datahow can i insert data?to where?do i have any...
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There are many, many ways to do this; a lot of the dictionaries in PDF can contain custom keys. However, you should register a developer prefix and start all your keys with the developer prefix, so you...
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Re: Font encoding, PDEFontCreateFromSysFont, PDEFontCreateFromSysFontAndEncoding
A font w/o a proper encoding is won’t help you display the text- you have to match them. Read the relevant section of ISO 32000 to understand how they pair together.
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System.InvalidCastException: Unable to cast COM object of type...
Hi, We are using acrobat in our project to procees PDF files. In one of our client machine, we are getting bellow exception while creating 'Acrobat.AcroAppClass' object. "System.InvalidCastException:...
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Hi lrosenth Thank you so much for your reply. I find answer in google. And find a similar question:iphone - How to output a Euro symbol in a PDF - Stack Overflow Thats because MacRomanEncoding doesn't...
View ArticleHow to access addressbook.acrodata??
How could i access the "addressbook.acrodata" file in C:/User/AppData/Roaming/Adobe Reader/Scurity which has stored the AATL Certificates which Adobe did download. I want to access the file with Java...
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