Re: Adobepdfl.dll CTBadFontException with Japanese Office 2003
This forum is for developers and the Acrobat SDK not for general issues. However, I will let you know that Adobe no longer supports Acrobat 9.
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yes, (i think) i have download the sdk, but i don't know how to install. It was an zip-file which contains samples and documentations. I have write an Visual Studio Project (C#) and added the...
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You have to unzip the files. They contain a huge number of HTML files which are the documentation. I can't think of any way to add marks like this with C#, unless perhaps you create them as stamps and...
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yes, it shall run on a server with installed office, adobe acrobat and adobe distiller.
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Unfortunately for you, Adobe Acrobat (and Distiller) are NOT LICENSED for use on a server (nor are they technically suitable). Adobe offers our LiveCycle products (such as PDF Generator) for...
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ok, to run on a server as an service was only one idea. i will take a look on your LiveCycle products to see if is worth to license it for our 3 users which already are using adobe cloud...
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With Acrobat, It is possible with plugins, but not from C#. However, the LiveCycle product, it can be done from C#
View ArticleOpening PDF in browser using Adobe API - with mark up and comment features
Hey all, Here is the scenario : Firstly, the user has to review the file (say pdf) before approving it. I would like to open the pdf file in the browser directly for reviewing. Also, I want to add...
View Articlecolorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
Hello everybody, I have an issue when I'm creating PDF with DeviceN colorspace using PDFLibrary.I define a DeviceN CMYKOG colorspace using Cos objects. I also define each extra colorants in separation...
View ArticleRe: Opening PDF in browser using Adobe API - with mark up and comment features
Acrobat doesn't have a Java API.
View ArticleRe: Opening PDF in browser using Adobe API - with mark up and comment features
Well, All I need is a bean to embed in my Java application to annotate PDF documents. Can you suggest an API that can help me do the same. (Preferably open source ). Thanks.
View ArticleRe: colorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
When you say "when I use PDFL to list all the colorants," what API is this?
View ArticleRe: Opening PDF in browser using Adobe API - with mark up and comment features
As this is the Adobe forum, you should ask this question elsewhere.
View ArticleRe: colorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
I use PDDocEnumResources (pdDoc, pgNum, pgNum, ASAtomFromString("ColorSpace"), cosEnumProcCB2, pdDoc);with cosEnumProcCB2 doing only printf ...This function returns colorant in different order...
View ArticleRe: colorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
It must do more than printf, since PDDocEnumResources callbacks are simply passed the same Cos object you used to create the colour space.
View ArticleRe: colorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
You are misunderstanding how Colorspace resources vs. the channels of DeviceN work. PDDocEnumResources() ONLY iterates over items directly in the Colorspace resources dictionaries of pages (and...
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oops sorry I paste indeed the wrong piece of code ... I usePDPageEnumInksEx(pdPage, cbInks, list, false, sDeviceCMYK_K ); and cbInks get an PDPageInk and printASAtomGetString(ink->colorantName)...
View ArticleRe: colorants order when using DeviceN colorspace
I see. That API makes no promises about order, so you cannot rely on the order. In any case, what order could it promise if (for example) the inks are in mixtures of Separation and DeviceN in various...
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Ok thanks for this answer ... I will try to find a way to always have them in the same order. Best regards, William
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