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PDFlib

  • PDFlib

    • PDFlib is a widely used programming library which allows the programmer to generate and manipulate files in Adobe's well known Portable Document Format (PDF) and integrate this ability into any application or server environment. PDFlib is available for all major operating environments (12 different packages) and development environments.


  • PDFlib+PDI

    • PDI (PDF Import) is an addon to PDFlib to enable import of PDF files for further processing. Processing and data placement is typically done programattically. This does not give the end user the ability to control the presentation layer.


  • PDFlib PPS

    • Block processing is the main feature of the PDFlib Personalization Server. PDFlib 5 introduces a new concept to PDF: Blocks, a major step towards variable data processing in PDF. Blocks are customized fields on top of PDF files, that can automatically be filled with variable data. Blocks are interactively created and designed using the new PDFlib Block Plugin for Adobe Acrobat and can be filled with text, images, or PDF pages using PDFlib's new block filling functions.

      This solution allows for separation of data generation and presentation layers. This affords the end user the ability to define their own documents and data layouts.


  • PSP (Pretty Safe PDF)

    • PDFlib PSP is a stand alone product applies or removes Acrobat standard security features to PDF files. PSP can apply user and master passwords, and set access permissions to prevent printing the document with Acrobat, extracting text, modifying the document, etc.

      PSP can be used via COM, Shared Library, or as a command line tool. This is useful if you already have a PDF generation routine but your PDF documents don't contain encryption.

 
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