In January of 2022 Adobe, Inc., announced that it will disable support for authoring Type 1 fonts in January 2023 (see PostScript Type 1 fonts end of support). What impact will this have for Adobe PDF Converter? According to Adobe, a user's... Read More

PDF Converter produces this message every time you start PDF Converter or Demonorm. You may think that it refers to a problem with the input PostScript or Encapsulated PostScript file, but in fact it refers to the PostScript file startup.ps, which... 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

The Adobe PDF Library and Adobe PDF Converter may be run in the same thread. But the two products must be initiated and terminated together, and they must be terminated in the reverse order that they are initiated. If Adobe PDF Library is initiated... 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

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