Re: Modifying PDFs
| From: | Jens Kisters | Date: | Sun, 18 Jun 2000 14:19:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Modifying PDFs | ||
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> >The FDF function can be used for it.
>
> Could you please provide an example (or point me to documentation)
> explaining how this would work. I looked into this back in PDFlib 2.0
> and I was told this was not possible. What I want to do is:
> take file A.pdf from the webserver disk.
> Write some text across it (ideally a transparent gif or similar
> watermark like effect, but anything would be fine).
> Serve it up with appropriate headers (content type, disposition etc) so
> that the browser launches the acrobat reader.
>
> I checked the archives on this when I was first looking but may have
> missed something since I gave up. This would be a big help. Thanks.
Get the PDF Specs from Acrobat or check out the threads on FDF in the
ColdFusion Section of forums.allaire.com
You generate an .fdf and link to it (or serve it directly as in the example
from pdflib)
Let me know if you know how to solve the trouble with the clients handling
the fdf, if the user orders the browser to open the file (not save it) the
reader is launched, asks the user for a path to the browsers executable and
then again launches the browser which displays it using the reader plugin.
Not really something that all users could handle...
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