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Re: Ducallbacks.h and Acrobat SDK XI Plug-in Development
Thank you, that is helpful. Is there an updated version of the plug-in developer's guide that reflects this change, and any others in the current SDK?
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Hi, Here is the link to my file, hope you can review it soon. Thanks for the help.This file was written in Notepad++ and saved as PDF. Shared Files - Acrobat.com
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Well, you first problem is that you can’t use NotePad++ (or any other text editor) to make a PDF. A PDF is a structured binary format – so that text won’t work.
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I don't understand it.The file above is a text file that with one minor change will open in Acrobat reader with no problems. From what I understood so far, all commands are ACSII characters, unless...
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In Notepad++, how would you verify the xref offsets? Also, did you fix the two big problems I mentioned?
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I used Notepad++ to edit the file and HxD (Hex editor) to find the correct location and edit the xref table.You mentioned problems with "several basic errors including objects that do not exist in the...
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Here is one example: For a true text file, it does not make a bigdifference if your line endings are LF or CR or a combination of both(which ones are used depends on your operating system and text...
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Hi khkremer, I do understand the end of line issue (I can view it notepad++) when I count the bytes I count the end of line as well in my case "\r\n". I will read the blog you lined to but can I ask...
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You only fixed one of the problems I mentioned.Did you do the test? Acrobat/Reader XI do prompt to save. This means the xref is wrong. It is not hard to see why. As I mentioned, there are objects not...
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Your xref offsets also lead, not to the start of the object, but one byte earlier.
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Thank you. It is disappointing that Adobe is releasing an obsolete document with the Acrobat XI SDK. I wasted several hours trying to track this down. I will use the sample code from here on.
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Thanks for the reply, but frankly, this entire roll out of Acrobat DC is putting us, as longtime Adobe partners, and developers of both Acrobat and InDesign plug-ins, as well as resellers of the PDF...
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The thermometer information I found is only for javascript. Is there any documentation for c++?thanks
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May be that they doesn't update the document several years.
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Dan – that is absolutely NOT true. We notified users that an update was available. But each individual user had to manually do the update themselves. Acrobat DC was announced all over the web, but...
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Okay, so can you tell me what API can we use to draw to the screen in a 64-bit Acrobat plug-in on Mac? We absolutely need this ability, and we need it right away to be able to support Acrobat DC....
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Okay, so can you tell me what API can we use to draw to the screen in a 64-bit Acrobat plug-in on Mac? Just having the API name won’t help - you need the SDK with the full headers, etc. Even if we had...
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