This sample demonstrates how to retrieve text content along with its graphic attributes
(font, font size, text color, text rendering mode, text bounding box, and so on) from a PDF document;
text is automatically sorted and aggregated.
This sample demonstrates how to retrieve the precise position (page and coordinates)
of each image within a PDF document, using the page content scanning functionality.
This sample demonstrates how to inspect the links of a PDF document, retrieving
their associated text along with its graphic attributes (font, font size, text color,
text rendering mode, text bounding box...).
This sample demonstrates how to combine multiple pages into single bigger pages (for example
two A4 modules into one A3 module) using form XObjects [PDF:1.6:4.9].
This sample shows the effects of the manipulation of the CTM (Current Transformation Matrix),
that is the logical device which affects the PDF page coordinate system used to place graphics contents
onto the canvas.
This sample demonstrates how to manipulate the pages collection within a PDF document,
to perform page data size calculations, additions, movements, removals, extractions and
splits of groups of pages.
This sample demonstrates how to use of standard Type 1 fonts, which are the14 built-in fonts
prescribed by the PDF specification to be shipped along with any conformant PDF viewer.
This sample demonstrates how to move stream data outside PDF files and keep external references to
them; it demonstrates also the inverse process (reimporting stream data from external files).
This sample demonstrates how to retrieve text content along with its graphic attributes
(font, font size, text color, text rendering mode, text bounding box...) from a PDF document;
it also generates a document version decorated by text bounding boxes.
This sample concentrates on proper fitting of styled text within a given PDF page area (block frame),
from the beginning of "Alice in Wonderland", Chapter 1 ("Down the Rabbit-Hole").