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How can I index a pdf using javascript?
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Hi,
We are generating pdfs that usually have a minimum of 10k pages. To make our searching faster, we are trying to write a javascript that can create a full index of the document. I could see in the Acrobat DC SDk tutorial that it can done through Catalog API. But I want to know how it can be done?
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Hariharan
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To reiterate my reply from elsewhere: I don't think that's possible. You can use JS to get an existing index from a catalog, but not create it.
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Is it possible to create index using C++ or C#?
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