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"The one about development using IAC (InterApplication Communication), of which C# is one type." in Acrobat SDK • 4 replies |
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"Did you re-read the section of the SDK where you learned how to get the field value? It also talks about setting it." in Acrobat SDK • 4 replies |
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"First – have you read the SDK documentation? Information about the service name is in there. Second, you seem to be opening HTML files w" in Acrobat SDK • 1 replies |
2 days ago |
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"And Xobject IS a stream – you can't replace it this way. You have to grab the parent (resource dict) and replace it there." in Acrobat SDK • 7 replies |
2 days ago |
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"Acrobat has to be running in order for Preflight to be active. So you will have to open/run Acrobat first anyway. Then you can use the p" in Acrobat SDK • 9 replies |
3 days ago |
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"There is sample code for interacting with Preflight via JavaScript in the SDK documentatioin for the JavaScript APIs." in Acrobat SDK • 9 replies |
3 days ago |
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"Well, Preflight can be called by either plugin or JavaScript APIs. A console app would need to integrate with one (or both) of them. Of" in Acrobat SDK • 9 replies |
3 days ago |
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"You'd have to basically reimplement the features of AVDocSaveOptimized that you needed." in Acrobat SDK • 8 replies |
3 days ago |
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"Right – as expected (and fully documented)." in Acrobat SDK • 8 replies |
3 days ago |
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"Acrobat Standard doesn't include that API call (AVDocSaveOptimized). See the SDK documents where that is stated. I expect that you are g" in Acrobat SDK • 8 replies |
3 days ago |
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"PDF doesn't have a concept of "new line" - you do it yourself." in Acrobat SDK • 4 replies |
4 days ago |
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"AVDocSaveAsOptimized is the API equivalent of the PDF Optimizer." in Acrobat SDK • 14 replies |
6 days ago |