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How to manage your PDF Pages using Foxit PDF SDK (Java)

by Conor Smith | April 3, 2019
In PDF development, a PDF page means much more than in the final user’s PDF editor or viewer. Page objects help group and identify multiple objects in the PDF to perform other operations. A PDFPage object is retrieved from a PDF document by function PDFDoc.getPage. Page level APIs provide functions to parse, render, edit (includes […]
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How to manage your PDF Pages using Foxit PDF SDK (.NET)

by Conor Smith | April 3, 2019
In PDF development, a PDF page means much more than in the final user’s PDF editor or viewer. Page objects help group and identify multiple objects in the PDF to perform other operations. A PDFPage object is retrieved from a PDF document by function PDFDoc.getPage. Page level APIs provide functions to parse, render, edit (includes […]
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How to manage your PDF Pages using Foxit PDF SDK (C++)

by Conor Smith | April 3, 2019
In PDF development, a PDF page means much more than in the final user’s PDF editor or viewer. Page objects help group and identify multiple objects in the PDF to perform other operations. A PDFPage object is retrieved from a PDF document by function PDFDoc.getPage. Page level APIs provide functions to parse, render, edit (includes […]
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How to load & save documents using Foxit PDF SDK (.NET)

by Conor Smith | April 1, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK provides a series of options on how to handle documents. A PDF document object can be constructed with an existing PDF file from a file path, memory buffer, a custom implemented ReaderCallback object and an input file stream. The methods PDFDoc.Load or PDFDoc.StartLoad are used to load document content. Document objects inside […]
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How to load & save documents using Foxit PDF SDK (Java)

by Conor Smith | April 1, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK provides a series of options on how to handle documents. A PDF document object can be constructed with an existing PDF file from a file path, memory buffer, a custom implemented ReaderCallback object and an input file stream. The methods PDFDoc.Load or PDFDoc.StartLoad are used to load document content. Document objects inside […]
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How to load & save documents using Foxit PDF SDK (C++)

by Conor Smith | April 1, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK provides a series of options on how to handle documents. A PDF document object can be constructed with an existing PDF file from a file path, memory buffer, a custom implemented ReaderCallback object and an input file stream. The methods PDFDoc.Load or PDFDoc.StartLoad are used to load document content. Document objects inside […]
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Working with JavaScript using Foxit PDF SDK (Java)

by Conor Smith | March 26, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK JavaScript is a language implemented within our library based on the core of JavaScript’s version 1.5. It is extremely useful for Web applications that need to use less memory from the server by offloading it onto the client. Foxit PDF SDK JavaScript implements extensions, in the form of new objects and their […]
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Working with JavaScript using Foxit PDF SDK (C++)

by Conor Smith | March 25, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK JavaScript is a language implemented within our library based on the core of JavaScript’s version 1.5. It is extremely useful for Web applications that need to use less memory from the server by offloading it onto the client. Foxit PDF SDK JavaScript implements extensions, in the form of new objects and their […]
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How to use XFA Forms in Foxit PDF SDK

by Conor Smith | February 18, 2019
What are XFA forms? PDF currently supports two different forms for integrating data – Acroforms and XFA forms. Acroforms are the original PDF-based fillable forms, based on the PDF architecture. XFA (XML Forms Architecture) are XML-based forms, wrapped inside a PDF. The XML Forms Architecture provides a template-based grammar and a set of processing rules […]
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