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Full Feature List ActiveX

by Conor Smith | June 28, 2021
Foxit PDF SDK ActiveX Features in detail Standard Package The Standard Package contains the mandatory base functionality of the SDK. It provides a complete PDF solution for developers to add view, search, and extract text functionality to their applications and devices: Industry’s best PDF renderingPDF viewing including zoom in/out and set background colorPDF page navigationProgrammatic […]
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Our ActiveX viewer gets a major upgrade

by Conor Smith | October 9, 2018
Foxit PDF SDK for ActiveX 5.5 brings exciting functionality to the easy-to-implement ActiveX platform. Along with new UI customization features, PDF SDK for ActiveX page control functionality has been enhanced with support for Bookmarks, giving your users more control over their documents. Highlights Full bookmark support New pencil tool customization options New note annotation customization […]
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Installation After running the installer the DebenuPDFLibraryAX1411.dll and DebenuPDFLibrary64AX1411.dll files will be placed into the ActiveX folder, inside the main installation folder you chose during instal...
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The 64-bit version of Foxit PDF SDK ActiveX is located in the bin folder with the 32-bit version, but includes x64 in the filename.
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Basically, you have two options to use Foxit PDF SDK ActiveX component with Visual Basic. Both are described above: Option A: Open Excel or Access Select DEVELOPER->Visual BasicNote: If you do not have the Developer tab. G...
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Calling the function ShowTitleBar(false) will remove the header panel that appears above the toolbar on the Foxit PDF SDK ActiveX component. ShowTitleBar()  Description: Show or hide the title bar. Prototype: void ShowTitleB...
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Follow the steps outlined to use Foxit PDF SDK ActiveX in C# or Visual Basic: Open Visual Studio 2010/2013 Select File -> New ->Project -> Visual C# or Visual Basic -> Windows -> Windows Forms Application -> ...
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