C#.Net Library to Merge and optimize Pdf

[Guest]

Hi,

i am looking for C#.Net library to merge set of pdf files and save them optimized, i am already holding license for Acrobat Pro DC

Please provide me any documents for the same

Thanks

[Bernd Alheit]

You can look here:

http://www.datalogics.com/products/pdf/pdflibrary/

[Guest]

Thanks for you time, I already looked in to it, not within our budget

[Test Screen Name]

It may be your only Adobe option if you want to run on a server. Do you? Acrobat cannot be used on a server or background or automatic process.

[Guest]

Which option?

Why it cannot be used?

[Test Screen Name]

Which option - the Adobe PDF library.

Why cannot it be used - because Acrobat is not technically suitable for use outside an interactive session. And because the Acrobat license EULA forbids it being used on a server. To make more money for Adobe, naturally. They want to sell a copy of Acrobat to each user, not just one to a server. The PDF Library is priced to replace hundreds of "lost" licenses.

[JoelGeraci_Datalogics]

     "The PDF Library is priced to replace hundreds of "lost" licenses."

That's not exactly true. Through Datalogics, the Adobe PDF Library (APDFL) can be licensed with flexible pricing based on the exact nature of the application it will be used for. The PDF Library is incredibly powerful in that it has all of the APIs that Adobe Acrobat does other than what are provided via plug-ins and the "viewer" layer... the UI.

If the only thing you might be doing with APDFL is extract text for a search engine or render PDF for pre-print, you might negotiate a price that reflects that. On the other hand, if you are using APDFL to create a server-based automated redaction service, you might negotiate a price that is reflective of the fact that you're using some of the more interesting features.

J-

[Guest]

trying below code which compiles but never save pdf to output folder

//Append Document

private AcroPDDoc OpenFileForCopy(string file, AcroPDDoc outputDocument)

{

    if (isFirstFile)

    {

        outputDocument = new AcroPDDoc();

        outputDocument.Open(file);

    }

    else {

        AcroPDDoc doc2 = new AcroPDDoc();

        doc2.Open(file);

        outputDocument.InsertPages(outputDocument.GetNumPages(), doc2, 0, doc2.GetNumPages(), PDDocFlags.PDDocIsOptimized.GetHashCode());

    }

    return outputDocument;

}

//Save Doucment

private string[] SavePDF(AcroPDDoc outputDocument, string path, string source)

{
    string[] result = new string[2];

    string newPath = path + "_" + "Merged";

    Directory.CreateDirectory(newPath);

    newPath += "\\Stmt" + source +  ".pdf";

    outputDocument.Save(Convert.ToInt16(PDSaveFlags.PDSaveFull)

        , newPath);

    isFirstFile = true;

    fileCount = 0;

   return result;

}

[Ralph_Brock]

You should use zetpdf.com. By using it you can merge and optimize your PDF more easily.