A developer tutorial demonstrating how to use the ConvertToOffice function in the Adobe PDF Library C++ SDK to convert PDF documents to .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx formats, including setup, step-by-step code walkthrough, and practical use cases.
Read Article →A comprehensive guide to the three XFA-to-PDF conversion options available through Forms Extension: flatten to static PDF, convert to interactive AcroForm, and export data for reformatting. Covers when to use each option, compliance considerations, and code-level guidance.
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Transparency flattening is a process used in PDF files to convert transparent graphical elements into a format that can be printed or displayed correctly on devices that do not support transparency. Datalogics walks you through the process.
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Getting a certificate error or "evaluation period expired" message when opening a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader? Here's why it happens and how to fix it, whether the problem is an outdated Reader install or an expired Reader Extensions certificate on the document itself.
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Scanned PDFs are images, not searchable text. This tutorial walks developers through adding OCR to PDFs using Adobe PDF Library in C# .NET, covering the problem it solves, how to configure the OCR engine, what to expect from the output, and full code samples from the GitHub repository.
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See how Adobe Experience Reader Extensions lets users fill, sign, and barcode PDF forms in free Adobe Reader — no extra software for you or your customers to install.
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Print-optimized PDFs improve the quality of your documents and reduce printing errors. Datalogics Adobe PDF Library has several printing code samples for developers to create the optimum workflows for their files. Learn more.
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A developer tutorial covering five PDF image workflows using the Datalogics Modern C++ API: converting PDF pages to image files, extracting embedded images, importing external images, resampling images for size optimization, and embedding ICC color profiles for print-accurate output.
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