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lrosenth · ‎Aug 13, 2019

Yes, Adobe Acrobat includes such an API. Or you can use the Actions feature of Acrobat to batch convert.

lrosenth · ‎Aug 08, 2019

Since the first signature is an approval signature and not a certifying signature, we warn viewers that the document has been modified and why. This is a GOOD THING… If you don’t want this, then use a certifying signature the first time on a document to declare the rights.

lrosenth · ‎Aug 06, 2019

Can you post the PDF in question so we can examine it?

lrosenth · ‎Aug 05, 2019

There is a tool for admins for doing this – see https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/

lrosenth · ‎Aug 02, 2019

What about just adding it to the Windows Certificate Store, where Reader can find it?

lrosenth · ‎Jul 25, 2019

Look at using AVCommands

lrosenth · ‎Jul 24, 2019

No, AVConversionConvertToPDF hould work fine. What error(s) are getting returned when you try the text and HTML file?

lrosenth · ‎Jul 24, 2019

Of course. The same AVConversion APIs will handle those formats as well.

lrosenth · ‎Jul 22, 2019

ASFileSysGetTempPathName()

lrosenth · ‎Jul 17, 2019

Have you read the documentation with the SDK? Look at the PDDoc APIs…

lrosenth · ‎Jul 15, 2019

As mentioned previously – you need to build an installer and each person that also wants to run your plugin needs to run that installer. There is no way to have it “auto-installed”

lrosenth · ‎Jul 12, 2019

Not with only Acrobat, no. However, there are some nice automation tools for Windows that you could use to bridge the gap…

lrosenth · ‎Jul 10, 2019

Yes, but the user has to place them there – they will not appear there automatically.

lrosenth · ‎Jul 05, 2019

As described in the Acrobat SDK (which I am sure you downloaded since it has all the documentation and sample code for developing with Acrobat), you will see that those methods are only provided in Acrobat Pro and not in Acrobat Reader.

lrosenth · ‎Jun 14, 2019

But it couldn’t be used on a server – which it sounds like would be the case here…

lrosenth · ‎Jun 12, 2019

You can only have a single active annotation at any given time.

lrosenth · ‎Jun 04, 2019

No.

lrosenth · ‎Jun 04, 2019

You can using JavaScript which you can use from VB. See the SDK for documentation about JSObject

lrosenth · ‎Jun 04, 2019

Keep reading until you run out of data…. char buffer[9999]; ASInt32 readItems, totalRead = 0; do { readItems = Read(buffer, sizeof(buffer)); outBuffer.insert(outBuffer.end(), buffer, buffer + readItems); totalRead += readItems; } while(readItems > 0);

lrosenth · ‎Jun 04, 2019

You are getting the COMPRESSED length and using that. Yes, you need to write the entire stream…

lrosenth · ‎Jun 04, 2019

cosOpenFiltered – that tells the SDK to do any decompression on the stream.

lrosenth · ‎May 24, 2019

Do keep in mind that Acrobat XI has been out of support for about 5 years now…

lrosenth · ‎May 23, 2019

You should ask those questions on the forums of those browsers – since they no longer support the embedding of Acrobat/Reader ☹.

lrosenth · ‎May 21, 2019

That is how the InsertPages feature works. However, assuming you are using the C/C++ APIs, can then manipulate the bookmarks after insertion…

lrosenth · ‎May 20, 2019

This sounds like a bug that has been fixed since 2015. Are you able to try this with the latest (2019) version of Acrobat DC?

lrosenth · ‎May 14, 2019

Using JavaScript (and the JSObject) is the correct way to do it.

lrosenth · ‎May 12, 2019

Return value from Read is number of bytes read. This is well described in the documentation.

lrosenth · ‎Apr 29, 2019

To do this in Adobe Reader, you will need to write a custom plugin to Reader (in C/C++). You will need to obtain a license from Adobe for that plugin (no cost, but you need the license). Details on how to write a plugin, samples, the license, etc. are all in the Acrobat SDK. It is also recommended to do all development with Acrobat (where you don’t need a license).

lrosenth · ‎Apr 29, 2019

I am not sure what you are trying to achieve in the long run (aka what’s your end goal, in detail, if you can) – and then I can give you more direction.

lrosenth · ‎Apr 28, 2019

Are you trying to do this inside of Acrobat (in a plugin) or from your own application using the PDFLibrary?

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