Marked content in a PDF refers to metadata tags used to provide structure and meaning to different parts of the document. It helps define elements like headings, paragraphs, tables, and images, making the PDF more accessible and easier to process for assistive technologies like screen readers. What are your options?
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What are the different types of PDF files and what are the best uses of each? Datalogics covers PDF/X, PDF/A, PDF/UA, PDF/E, PDF/VT and all of their sub-types.
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A developer tutorial showing how to use PDDocInsertPages in the Adobe PDF Library C++ SDK to split a multi-page PDF into one file per page, with full annotated code, explanation of key parameters, and practical use cases.
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Flattening, PDF/A conversion, and signing all affect each other, and changing a document after it is signed can invalidate the signature. This post lays out a reliable order of operations for compliance pipelines, from validation through signing and archiving.
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