Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Foxit PDF SDK engineering team.
PDF technology has an ISO standard. Edge cases occur when you try to abide by this standard but functionality doesn’t act correctly. Ways to overcome these cases are discussed here.
We are happy to release Quick PDF Library 14 including major improvements to printing functionality, enhancements to EMF imports and support for 10.2 Tokyo, among others.
After sixteen years, thirteen major versions and countless patches, Quick PDF Library has come a long way. But one thing has not changed – our vision!
MobilePDF SDK 4.0 includes great improvements to our product. Developers can now fully configure the UI through a .JSON file included in the package.
We are happy to announce new versions for our five .NET SDKs: major versions for Viewer and Print Manager, and minor releases for Generator, Rasterizer, and Merger.
The new version of Foxit’s Rapid Development Kit is here, and it includes major feature additions to both the Core API and the UI Extension for both iOS and Android.
MobilePDF SDK comes with built-in support for features such as annotations, text search, bookmarks and form filling. This tutorial shows how to implement these.
Have a look at what Foxit Quick PDF Library is and what it offers to customers in our product overview and tutorial video.
Our tutorial walks you through using Foxit Android PDF SDK to make an Android device display PDF files in just a few steps and only a few lines of code.
We’re constantly refining and enhancing our software development kits, and WebPDF Viewer is no exception. This new update (version 2.2) may be a minor update, but it includes some pretty exciting new features and refinements. We’ll provide an overview of each feature below: