If the input document was originally rendered with no smoothing or antialiasing of any kind, you are essentially starting with a lot of glyphs that all have extremely rough edges, being rendered with nothing but black or white squares. If this is... Read More

The core Adobe PDF Library can be used to render a PDF page to a bitmap. The user application must then take the bitmap and add the appropriate image header (TIF, JPG, etc.) to the bitmap. If are using the Java and .NET interface, the product... Read More

You see this message when rendering or printing the PDF because of the PDF content for that page. The PDF Library is rendering the pages as they're designed. This document has gone through a workflow where the PDF form content has been removed... Read More

You can draw objects from a PDF document to a window in a specific order. You could draw out of the text stream first, then a graphic, and then a vector image. For example, you might want to render the text objects in a PDF document, and leave out... Read More

When rendering with PDPageDrawContentsToMemory, specify 1 Bits per Component (BPC) instead of 8 BPC when using DeviceGray as the csAtom. A component here refers to a color channel; RGB has three (red, green, blue), while CMYK has four. See the... Read More