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Foxit 10.0

Foxit PDF SDK 10.0.0 introduces advanced features and performance optimizations, enhancing document management capabilities. The new 3D and OFD rendering support allows for more dynamic and versatile content within PDFs. The addition of DWG to PDF conversion and bidirectional OFD-PDF conversion caters to specialized document workflows. Editing is improved with paragraph-based features, offering greater control over document formatting. Performance boosts come from optimized rendering and parsing for pages with many Path objects, and the Compliance module and OCR addon now support multithreading and multiprocessing, respectively. The SDK’s expansion to Node.js broadens its accessibility to developers across different platforms.

Foxit Conversion SDK 2.0.0 introduces Office to PDF conversion for Windows, complete with a web demo for hands-on experience. This release also adds AnyCPU support for broader system compatibility. Enhancements include improved PDF to Word conversion with footnotes and headers, and better text recognition in PDF to PowerPoint.

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Cordova

Build native mobile (iOS, Android) apps with HTML, CSS & JS. Target multiple platforms with one code base on our mobile PDF SDK.

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Kotlin

Develop Android applications using MobilePDF SDK in Kotlin. Designed to work using Java, MobilePDF SDK can easily be integrated into your development process when working with Kotlin.

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React Native

Write with or create components using JavaScript code to develop Android and iOS applications using React Native.

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Xamarin

Build and deploy native Android, iOS and Windows apps, using existing skills, teams, and code in C# with MobilePDF SDK.

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WebPDF.JS

Develop a full-fledged PDF Viewer for browser environments, all with Javascript. Migrate from PDF.js and experience native-like performance.

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Adding images to PDF files is simple using the PDF API available with Foxit Quick PDF Library. The key functions involved when inserting an image into a PDF are the AddImageFromFile and DrawImage functions. The s...
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This tutorial is for developers are are using Foxit Quick PDF Library with C# for the first time. To begin with add a button to your Windows Forms Application. Double-click the button to add an OnClick event, and fill in the ...
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Foxit Quick PDF Library makes it easy to copy a page from one PDF and draw that page onto one or more pages in a different PDF. This is very useful for when you have a template such as a letterhead that needs to be applied to...
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Foxit Quick PDF Library does not currently let you print to different printer bins or paper trays during the same print job. You can assign different print jobs to different printer bins or paper trays, but you can't assign the on...
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Don't worry, the installer for Foxit Quick PDF Library might be around 100 MB these days but the binaries that you will need to distribute with your application are much smaller. The reason the installer is so big is that it ...
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Yes, Foxit Quick PDF Library works with the .NET framework. Foxit Quick PDF Library has an ActiveX and DLL edition that can be used with the .NET framework via an interop assembly. We also provide special import classes ...
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Yes, in certain circumstances we do enter into arrangements where companies can pay us to add features to our products. However, we'll only ever add a feature to our products if that feature is in line with the direction that we'd...
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