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i need to add a new page when there is no more space on the last page of the document i have been seen the digital signare book of itext and it says the i can't be just using the insertPage() method and that's how i do now so the digital signatures get broken so the book says. NOTE: Be aware that ‘page adding actions are allowed’ doesn’t mean you can use the insertPage() method. This message refers to page template instantiation as described in the Adobe Acrobat JavaScript Reference Manual, which is out of scope in this paper. but i can't find how to add the new page with javascript and itext

The code below illustrates a problem I have with iTextSharp. Everything works perfectly. The pdf file is created and appears correct on the screen. When I print the pdf from Adobe Reader X, it looks exactly right but Adobe reports "An error exists on this page. Acrobat may not display the page correctly. Please contact the person who created the PDF document to correct the problem." Unfortunately, the file has to be attached to an email and sent to clients. The error message is not a good look and I want to fix it. It happens in all versions of Reader that I have tried, including 10.1.15

I am unable to get my pdf to work online with Adobe Reader DC. http://www.okeechobeecountytaxcollector.com/Documents/FeeCalculatorRev0909.pdf None of the buttons or functionality is working. (Like when you click motorvehicles, or Mobile homes or any of those buttons across the top a drop down of choices is supposed to appear) But if I open in any other reader it works fine. Does anyone know how I may be able to edit the document to work properly in Adobe Reader DC as well? Is there any settings in the document or anything that you have to change for things to work in DC? I have tried changing

I am using the following cmd to print the pdf: acroRD32.exe /t "file1.pdf" "printerName" Everything works fine but one window pops up. Can anybody help me to disable it. I tried with various options included in this question but cannot succeed. Any help is appreciated. Why even use Acrobat at all? This class that print silently for you without any executables or even a printer setup: Sample Usage: bool isPrinted = BatchPrint.PrintBinaryFile("file path", "Printer IP Address", "Queue Name", "User"); public class BatchPrint { private const int cPort = 515; private const char cLineFeed = '\n';

I have a source pdf which I am modifying by adding text objects. I am using "Incremental Updates" which is mentioned in the PDF specification. But while adding text objects using this method I am making some mistakes due to which the pdf doesn't render properly in Adobe Reader 11. When the pdf is opened and I double-click on it, the added text objects get deleted. I figured out that this is due to text annotation. Now I want to know how a new text object can be added using incremental update? How do the Contents and RC of a free text annotation have to be to maintained? Also is it possible to

I am using VB.Net WinForms. I would like to call the Adobe Reader 9 ActiveX control to print some PDFs. I have added the ActiveX control to the VS toolbox (the dll is AcroPDF.dll, the COM name "Adobe PDF Reader". After some experiment the following code works. Dim files As String() = Directory.GetFiles(TextBoxPath.Text, "*.pdf", SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly) Using ActiveXPDF As New AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF Me.Controls.Add(ActiveXPDF) ActiveXPDF.Hide() For Each filename As String In files ActiveXPDF.LoadFile(filename) ActiveXPDF.printAll() 'Begin Yukky Hack ' Dim endTime As Date = DateAdd