Here I want to set the already exist PDF document properties under Initial View tab in acrobat.
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I'm adding an extra answer in answer to the extra question in the comments of the previous answer:
When you have a PdfWriter instance named writer, you can set the Viewer preferences like this:
writer.ViewerPreferences = viewerpreference;
In this case, the viewerpreference is a value that can have one of the following values:
PdfWriter.PageLayoutSinglePagePdfWriter.PageLayoutOneColumnPdfWriter.PageLayoutTwoColumnLeftPdfWriter.PageLayoutTwoColumnRightPdfWriter.PageLayoutTwoPageLeftPdfWriter.PageLayoutTwoPageRightSee the PageLayoutExample for more info.
You can also change the page mode as is shown in the ViewerPreferencesExample. In which case the different values are "OR"-ed:
PdfWriter.PageModeFullScreenPdfWriter.PageModeUseThumbsPdfWriter.PageLayoutTwoColumnRight | PdfWriter.PageModeUseThumbsPdfWriter.PageModeFullScreen | PdfWriter.NonFullScreenPageModeUseOutlinesPdfWriter.FitWindow | PdfWriter.HideToolbarPdfWriter.HideWindowUICurrently, you've only used the PrintPreferences example from the official documentation:
writer.AddViewerPreference(PdfName.PRINTSCALING, PdfName.NONE);
writer.AddViewerPreference(PdfName.NUMCOPIES, new PdfNumber(3));
writer.AddViewerPreference(PdfName.PICKTRAYBYPDFSIZE, PdfBoolean.PDFTRUE);
But in some cases, it's just easier to use:
writer.ViewerPreferences = viewerpreference;
Note that the official documentation is the book "iText in Action - Second Edition." The examples are written in Java, but you can find the C# version here. There is a new book in the works called "The ABC of PDF", but so far only 4 chapters were written. You'll find more info here: http://itextpdf.com/learn
The part about the different options to create a PdfDestination is already present in "The ABC of PDF".
As for setting the language, this is done like this:
stamper.Writer.ExtraCatalog.Put(PdfName.LANG, new PdfString("EN"));
The result is shown in the following screen shot:

As you can see, there is now a Lang entry with value EN added to the catalog.