From recordkeeping under SEC and FINRA rules to e-signatures and client reporting, see how PDF software supports the finance industry's specific compliance and workflow needs.
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A developer tutorial covering the three most critical PDF forms workflows: XFA-to-AcroForm conversion, form data import and export, and form flattening, with annotated .NET code samples from the Datalogics GitHub repository.
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How PDF software supports high quality output, prepress automation, variable data printing, and cost control across the commercial printing industry.
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Learn how PDF editing software can help manufacturers.
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A Datalogics customer that provides print services to global organizations recently came to us with an unusual request: They needed to be able to place information on a document that could either be copied and pasted or extracted as text – but that wouldn’t visually affect the appearance of the PDF itself - and they needed it to work well when they flattened transparencies. In other words, they needed invisible text that would not affect the performance of their print workflows. Read the case study.
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A practical guide for developers and document teams who need to modify XFA form fields, update form data, or convert XFA forms to editable AcroForms. Covers editing options, the difference between editing and flattening, and how Forms Extension enables programmatic XFA form handling without Acrobat.
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Accessing, analyzing and manipulating data in a PDF is often impossible as the nature of the document keeps the information locked down. However, converting the file from PDF to Excel makes it easier. Read more on the Datalogics blog.
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PDFs have numerous file types designed for specific functions or industries. Are you using the right one?
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