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I've been wanting to see the insides of a PDF for a while, like, the raw source code of it so I can look at it. Any way of doing that? Oswald Use a Hex editor . Of course, unless you know the PDF specification (PDF, 8.6 MB), you won't recognize much. Looking at the raw code of PDFs will not serve you much unless you also have an idea about its internal structure. You should get yourself a copy of the official PDF reference (download PDF) , and you should have read some introductionary article such as this [gone] or this to begin with. Even after such a preparation, you'll not discover much

I tried out the demo application which was pretty impressive. However building it and integrating it with my own code is hard because it's such a large project. Has anyone successfully used it for their own projects? Was is difficult to build and integrate with your own C++ code? Link: STLab . For the interested: there's also a Google Tech Talk clarifying the philosophical ideas behind the project. Sean Parent ASL is used fairly heavily within Adobe. The layout library (Eve) is used in many Adobe products and variants of it have been in use since Photoshop 5. The property model library (Adam)

I would like to open a pdf file and show particular page when I press on a button What I have tried inside an onclick listener is : $("body").prepend("<object id='largePdf' data= '" + sourceFolder + "MyNews/2013/08/16/0/0/A/Content/1/A_ALL.pdf#page=1' type='application/pdf' width='1861' height='3061'>alt : <a href= '" + sourceFolder + "MyNews/2013/08/16/0/0/A/Content/1/A_ALL.pdf#page=1'>pg001.pdf</a></object>") The problem is , it seems it can not ref to and just show the page 1, also , the size of pdf is not zoom as expected. e.g. the div is the exact size but the content is not. e.g. If I

I've two pdf documents certified (signed and validated with the same mechanism based on Itext 7 ) and when i use adobe reader DC to check their validity, only one has the green mark. the good one: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AkF6t4TavwMvgxWaidlUqvPvHH1r the bad one: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AkF6t4TavwMvgxQCMdGY61S1EvUh Regards David L This is not an Adobe bug, it's a feature. (And an iText bug) When Adobe performs the cryptographic validation, it will also perform additional checks to see if a signature was attacked or not. It analyses several suspects and if that analysis turns out negative, Adobe will

Is there a way to change the background color of a scanned PDF file? My PDF show a few black lines, and I am trying to remove them. You could probably easily change it with a PDF Editor. There are a few open source ones out there, check out this page http://www.cogniview.com/convert-pdf-to-excel/post/pdf-editing-creation-50-open-sourcefree-alternatives-to-adobe-acrobat/ vector background color (different from scanned image background color that is raster) in pdf is determined by this snippet of code inside a pdf, placed between stream and endstream tags /GS1 gs 1.000 1.000 1.000 rg 0.00 841.00

Actually I want to know the difference or comparison between different PDF Creation/generation techniques For Eg. IText,Adobe LC,Jasper Reports etc. I would like to know the exact advantage/disadvantage of using each of them. Currently I am using Adobe LC ES2 and would like to also know the advantage of using adobe over other techniques. Thanks, AS That's a very broad question and I see that it already has a vote to close the question for this reason. Let me give the nutshell version of the answer (I could easily write a book about it). iText is a library that can be used by developers to

Following this SO solution here to notify clients of a click event in a PDF document, how is it possible to notify the client when the PDF gets submitted by the client using this.myPDF.submitForm("localhost/Handler.ashx?r=2) function? The PDF File is created inside a user control then rendered into a HTML object: string container = ("<object data='/myfile.pdf' type='application/pdf'></object>"); The JS file attached to the PDF is done like this: var webClient = new WebClient(); string htmlContent = webClient.DownloadString(fileurl + "pdf_script.js"); PdfAction action = PdfAction.JavaScript

I embedded a PDF viewer in a C# Winform using AxAcroPDFLib . However, the annotation buttons in the toolbar (comments...) are disabled. I searched and found that they are disabled by default, but some reported enabling them using Javascript: Collab.showAnnotToolsWhenNoCollab = True Is there a way to do this here? Edit: Is it possible to use the browser plugin in a WebBrowser Control? If so, how can this be done? cokeman19 Update - The first section is relevant only to Acrobat Reader. For information on when using full versions of Acrobat, see the second section. Acrobat Reader I'll preface all