pdf editor toolkit

Convert bitmap image to PDF file

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We are a software reseller.  We offer many reports that we allow our customers to either print or preview, and are looking to add a new feature, namely, to print our reports to a PDF file.  Already, through our print preview method, we print the report pages to temporary bitmap images, and allow the user to page through them, giving the same look and feel of the regular report.

We are looking to offer a way to automatically roll these already generated bitmap images into a PDF format to allow our customers any-time access to past-run reports, a feature not currently available.

We were looking at your product with the following questions:

1.  What is the the licensing?  Is the software redistributable?  If our company bought a license to integrate your converter into our software, would we be able to distribute it to our customers?

2.  Is it possible to run the software via a DLL or OCX (vb6 compatible, preferably)?  We would prefer to generate the reports without the DOS window appearing in the background.  Running command-line utilities usually does not support this.

We do not need any OCR or other such support, simply rolling existing bitmaps into a PDF file.

Thank-you for your response.
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>>1.  What is the licensing?  Is the software redistributable?  If our company bought
>>a license to integrate your converter into our software, would we be able to distribute
>>it to our customers?

If you wish distribute our product to your customers, you need purchase the Developer License of VeryPDF PDF Editor Toolkit Pro SDK product, the cost of PDF Editor Toolkit Pro SDK is USD2000, after you purchased it, you can integrate it into your product and distribute it to your customers royalty free. PDF Editor Toolkit Pro SDK can be downloaded and purchased from following web page,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfsdk/index.html#dl

>>2.  Is it possible to run the software via a DLL or OCX (vb6 compatible, preferably)?
>>We would prefer to generate the reports without the DOS window appearing in the
>>background.  Running command-line utilities usually does not support this.

Yes, PDF Editor Toolkit Pro SDK is a DLL Library, you can call it from your source code to convert BMP image to PDF file without DOS window.

>>We do not need any OCR or other such support, simply rolling existing bitmaps into a PDF file.

PDF Editor Toolkit Pro SDK hasn't OCR function, it can be used easily to convert existing bitmap files to PDF files.

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advanced pdf tools

Modify PDF note, sticky notes, comments, highlight, review properties

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Hi,

Do you have a (command line) tool that can remove the author name associated with PDF comments / notes / sticky notes?

I have attached a sample PDF file.

Ideally, we would like to remove the name associated with any comments / notes / sticky notes / highlights etc.  (so who ever reads the PDF can not see the name of the person(s) who commented on the document.  What ever name is there, should be replaced with "XXXXXX".

This also includes the author name the document properties.  (The prior seems more difficult, as we have seen many apps that redact/sanitize the document properties, but not the note/highlight/review properties.)

Ideally, this would be a simple dos/command line utility where we just pass it the input / output file names.
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Thanks for your message, we understand your meaning now, we can develop a PDF Tools command line application to you to remove or replace the name of comments / notes / sticky notes / highlights etc. objects in PDF file, we will send an email about details to you shortly.

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Insert bookmarks into combined PDF file

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Hello - here's a more detailed description of what I need.

The file I want to create is going to be called I_Want_This.PDF.  See the ZIP file attached.  Also, please see  ViewMe.jpg for more information.

I have the files  test1.pdf, test2.pdf and test3.pdf.  I want to create a PDF where the first page or two I create from scratch with notes in it where I can determine the font and font size and put hyperlinks to bookmarks or websites or Email addresses in it.  I write information out to a PDF on page one and a few more pages.  Then I add the test1.pdf and test2.pdf and test3.pdf at the end of the file.

Can this be done with one or some of your products?  Please help me.

Thank you again,
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Thanks for your sample PDF files, I understand your meaning now, I can provide the following solution to you,

1. You can write notes into a HTML file first, this HTML file contains hyperlinks to website or emails or files on disk,
2. Call our HTML to PDF Converter to convert HTML file to PDF file, our HTML to PDF Converter will retain the hyperlinks during HTML to PDF conversion,
3. Combine Notes-PDF file and other PDF files into one PDF file,
4. Insert bookmarks into combined PDF file,

Will you okay with above solution?

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pdf to image converter

PDFToImageSetFileNameSuffix function

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OK, thanks for the new software and key.

I am finding that you must have changed how the output files are named?

My code supplies a file-name as the output (e.g. “myreport.png”) and I generate a single page each time BUT now I get “0001” appended to the file-name ?

Is there any way to stop this from happening (so it works like the 2009 version) ?
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The latest version of pdf2image.dll file does contain following function,

void __stdcall PDFToImageSetFileNameSuffix(const char *ptrFileNameSuffix);

You can call following code to not add "XXXX" to output filename,

PDFToImageSetFileNameSuffix("");

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docprint pro

Use manifest file with docPrint to suppress “Program Compatibility Assistant warning” message box.

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Thank you for your support.
There is one question.

If we try to install Windows Vista/7, error message of "program compatibility assistant is appeared when installing At the first time. From the second time, it is not appeared.

We understand that this may be caused by the file of "setup.exe"
As an attached file. Also, we understand it may not be appeared If we change "file name" or "manifest".

So, please let us know if our understanding is correct.

Your prompt reply will be highly appreciated.

Best regards,
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Yes, you are right, you can use ".manifest" file to configure the compatibility settings to setup.exe application.

If you still can't get it work, please feel free to let me know, I will try to figure out a solution to you asap.

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Actually, we modified ".manifest".
However, the error message is still appeared.
So, please let us know the solution.

Thank you for your help.
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You can use ".manifest" file to suppress "Program Compatibility Assistant warning", please refer to following web page,

http://ayende.com/blog/4360/how-to-opt-out-of-program-compatibility-assistant

You can also disable "How to disable a Program Compatibility Assistant warning" by modify registry, please refer to following web page for more information,

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931709
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/70829-program-compatibility-assistant-enable-disable.html
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/4161/disable-program-compatibility-assistant-in-windows-7-and-vista/

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Great, your solution is work fine, I can get it work now.
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