Types of PDF Forms There are three primary types of PDF forms, each with distinct characteristics and use cases:   1. AcroForms Traditional and most common type of PDF forms. Created using tools like Adobe Acrobat.   2. Static XFA PDF Forms ... Read More

The Adobe PDF Library cannot read PostScript input files, including Encapsulated PostScript (EPS). So you will need to convert EPS documents to PDF before you want to apply them to your application. If you want to convert a single EPS file into a PDF... Read More

Encapsulated Post Script (EPS) is a standard graphics file format for working with text, images, drawings, and layouts that can be dismantled into their component parts and then be combined into a final completed document. EPS files can present both... Read More

This error usually appears when the expiration date has passed for the link used to download an eBook from Adobe Content Server. In a normal workflow, an .acsm file is generated for a book that is used as the link to download the actual book. This... Read More

If you have an update for a book that is packaged in Adobe Content Server, or you want to change metadata, such as the title or description, or want to re-package for any other reason, you can use the replace feature in the package process. This will... Read More

If you are an Adobe Content Server administrator that needs to change the fulfillment URL of your ACS installation, perhaps because you may be moving ACS to the cloud, please be aware that there are additional steps to be taken to do so... Read More

With the introduction of Java 7u141 and 8u131, Oracle decided that it was time to disable MD5 signatures. While everyone can agree that this was a good decision, it does cause some havoc with software that still uses MD5 signed JAR files. Adobe... Read More

The AdobeFnt16.1.lst files are a byproduct of normal Adobe PDF Library operation (including other Library-based products such as Acrobat or Reader). The exact number shown in the filename will vary from one version of APDFL to another, and from one... Read More

While APDFL has a .NET interface, PDF Converter only supports C++. To call PDF Converter with .NET, you need to call the executable using Process.Start(). The following is an example of what this might look like, where "tempPSFile" is the input PS... Read More

This document provides an overview of the tools and support offered by Datalogics and Adobe for PDF development, highlighting the distinctions between their respective technologies and capabilities.   Datalogics and Adobe Product Overview Datalogics... Read More