Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance libraries to help any software developer add robust PDF functionality to their enterprise, mobile and cloud applications across all platforms (inc...

  This is the second article in a series on how to build a PDF library app in iOS with Swift 5.0 and Xcode 11. In the first article, we created an iOS application by modifying a FoodTracker application, a sample applica...

This article is the first in a series on how to integrate Foxit PDF SDK for iOS to develop your own in-app PDF viewer. This means you will be able to open and view PDF documents without leaving the app. We will also make use of Fo...

Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance libraries to help any software developer add robust PDF functionality to their enterprise, mobile and cloud applications across all platforms (inc...

Introduction to Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK Foxit PDF SDK provides high-performance libraries to help any software developer add robust PDF functionality to their enterprise, mobile and cloud applications across all platforms (inc...

With Foxit PDF SDK, attachments refer to attachments of documents rather than file attachment annotations, which allow whole files to be embedded in a document, much like email attachments. PDF SDK provides application APIs to acc...

Bookmark (Outline) Foxit PDF SDK provides navigational tools called Bookmarks to allow users to quickly locate and link their point of interest within a PDF document. PDF bookmark is also called outline, and each bookmark contains...

A PDF Signature can be used to create and sign digital signatures on PDF documents, which protects the security of documents’ contents and avoids it from being tampered with maliciously. It can let the receiver ensure that the d...

Foxit PDF SDK provides a range of encryption and decryption functions to meet different levels of document security protection. Users can use regular password encryption and certificate-driven encryption, or use their own security...