Adobe PDF Library (PDFL) SDK Adobe PDF Library SDK (PDFL) is a robust C toolkit for programmatically creating, editing, converting, and managing PDF documents. Built on the same core technology used in Adobe Acrobat, it provides enterprise-grade... Read More

Clarification: Datalogics, Inc. vs. Datalogic S.p.A. We occasionally receive inquiries intended for Datalogic (without the “s”). Although the names “Datalogic” and “Datalogics” are nearly identical, they refer to two entirely separate... Read More

If you are trying to recognize the shape of a  vector path, attempting to locate all rectangles for example, you would need to parse the segments from the Path element. It is important to keep in mind that specific shapes can be built in many ways,... Read More

You can retrieve and modify document properties for a PDF document located in the Document Information Dictionary. The properties stored in the Document Information Dictionary are presented as a series of name/string couplets, each one a key with a... Read More

To determine if a PDF document is a Portfolio, look at the document Root dictionary to see if “Collection” appears there. The /Root directory is part of the structure of the PDF document. In a Portfolio PDF document, multiple /Root directories... Read More

Controlling access to PDF content is essential for organizations looking to protect sensitive information. This guide explains how to apply restrictions to a PDF using Adobe PDF Library (APDFL) in a .NET Core environment, specifically to prevent... Read More

The iccProfilesDir and the iccProfilesStandardFolders are both parameters of NSClientData. NSClientData is an API that points to private client data. Private client data is a set of parameters that allow you to pass custom values to PDF Converter... Read More

Overview After upgrading the Adobe PDF Library (APDFL) NuGet package in a .NET application, you may see this error: The type initializer for 'Datalogics.PDFL.PDFLPINVOKE' threw an exception. This message is the outer exception. The more... Read More

Your application must be able to read and parse the text input format, including HTML, XML, RTF, or Microsoft Word. The Library does not provide this service. After your application has read the input file and determined the specifications for the... Read More