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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for Mac Objective-C (7.0)

by jinbiao zhang | October 2, 2019
Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Have you ever thought about building your own application that can do everything you want with PDF files? If your answer is “Yes”, congratulations! You just found the best solution in the industry that allows you to build stable, secure, efficient and full-featured PDF applications. Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance […]
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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for Java API (7.0)

by jinbiao zhang | October 2, 2019
Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Have you ever thought about building your own application that can do everything you want with PDF files? If your answer is “Yes“, congratulations! You just found the best solution in the industry that allows you to build stable, secure, efficient and full-featured PDF applications. Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance […]
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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for .NET (7.0)

by jinbiao zhang | October 2, 2019
Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Have you ever thought about building your own application that can do everything you want with PDF files? If your answer is “Yes”, congratulations! You just found the best solution in the industry that allows you to build stable, secure, efficient and full-featured PDF applications. Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance […]
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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for .NET Core (7.0)

by jinbiao zhang | October 2, 2019
Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Have you ever thought about building your own application that can do everything you want with PDF files? If your answer is “Yes”, congratulations! You just found the best solution in the industry that allows you to build stable, secure, efficient and full-featured PDF applications. Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance […]
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How to implement Foxit PDF SDK for Web on AngularJS

by Conor Smith | October 1, 2019
With Foxit PDF SDK for Web 7.1, we have developed the interface to implement our web viewer into the AngularJS framework. This article will help you get your Foxit PDF SDK for Web project up and running with AngularJS. System Requirements NodeJS 10.9 or higher Install AngularJS using Node In your console window, enter the […]
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How to optimize PDFs with Foxit PDF SDK

by Conor Smith | September 11, 2019
Foxit PDFOptimizer Add-on Optimization feature can reduce the size of PDF files to save disk space and make files easier to send and store, through compressing images, deleting redundant date, discarding useless user data and so on. In version 7.0, the optimization module provides functions to compress the color/grayscale/monochrome images in PDF files to reduce […]
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How to convert HTML to PDF with Foxit PDF SDK

by Conor Smith | September 11, 2019
HTML to PDF Conversion For some large HTML files or a webpage which contain(s) a lot of content, it is not convenient to print or archive them directly. Foxit PDF SDK provides APIs to convert the online webpage or local HTML files like invoices or reports into PDF file(s), which makes them easier to print […]
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How to do Long-Term Validation of Signatures (LTV) with Foxit PDF SDK

by Conor Smith | September 11, 2019
Long term validation (LTV) From version 7.0 onwards, Foxit PDF SDK provides APIs to establish long term validation of signatures, which is mainly used to solve the verification problem of signatures that have already expired. LTV requires DSS (Document Security Store) which contains the verification information of the signatures, as well as DTS (Document Timestamp […]
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How to Protect Annotations with Foxit PDF SDK for Web

by Conor Smith | August 21, 2019
Protecting annotations adds another layer of security for your PDF documents. Our feature described below sets the annotation to a locked state where only the reply can not be edited. With Foxit PDF SDK for Web, this is easily achieved with the following code: pdfDoc.getAnnots().then((data) => { let annot = data[0][0]; annot.setFlags(128); });
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