Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Foxit PDF SDK engineering team.
The PDF specification supports JPEG data directly, so you can just put the JPEG directly into the PDF. But it doesn’t support PNG data directly so the image data must be read out of the PNG image and only the necessary parts added into the PDF. For the image data itself, the way a PNG [...]
Here are some instructions on how to use the DLL edition of Foxit Quick PDF Library with Visual Basic .NET within Visual Studio. This answer applies to Visual Studio 2003 through to Visual Studio 2013. To make life easier, the DLL edition of Foxit Quick PDF Library includes an import file for use with Visual Basic. [...]
In order to use the ActiveX edition of Foxit Quick PDF Library you first need to register it on your machine. To register it simply type the following into the command line (Start > Run > CMD): regsvr32.exe "C:Program FilesDebenuPDF LibraryActiveXDebenuPDFLibraryAX0916.dll" If necessary, update the path to the ActiveX edition of the PDF library. Once you’ve [...]
Foxit Quick PDF Library enables you to programmatically flatten PDF form fields. Flattening a PDF form means that the content (text and images) of the form fields are converted to regular text and image objects in the PDF and the form fields are removed. The FormFieldCount function always returns the total number form fields in the [...]
The ActiveX edition of Foxit QuicK PDF Library includes support for 32-bit and 64-bit applications. To make it incredibly easy to switch between the 32-bit and 64-bit versions we provide a C# import file for the ActiveX edition to handle the behind the scenes work for you. This C# import file also means that you don’t [...]
This tutorial shows you how to get ready to create your first PDF application with C#, Visual Studio and the DLL edition of Foxit Quick PDF Library. C# can be used with the ActiveX and DLL editions of Foxit Quick PDF Library instructions for setting up the DLL edition in Visual Studio can be found below. There [...]
This tutorial shows you how to get ready to create your first PDF application with C#, Visual Studio and the ActiveX edition of Foxit Quick PDF Library. C# can be used with the ActiveX and DLL editions of Foxit Quick PDF Library – instructions for setting up the ActiveX edition in Visual Studio can be found below. [...]
Sometimes when upgrading a Delphi project to a new version of Foxit Quick PDF Library you may encounter an error message like this: Unit QuickPDFxxxx was compiled with a different version… The most likely cause of this error is that you may have an older version of the Foxit Quick PDF library in your project file somewhere. [...]
When calling the FindFormFieldByTitle it can sometimes find two fields with the same name. For example, in a PDF form there might be a form field with the title “Name_Of_Campaign“. The PDF SDK will find that form field fine but it might also find another field called with a very similar name such as “Name_Of_Campaign.“. [...]
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