Since Adobe would like to sell more copies of the full blown Acrobat, it makes sense for them not to provide a validator to help 3rd party pdf creation software ...
At 2004-12-22 02:44 PM, you wrote:
At 12/22/2004 12:43 PM, Dave Keeney wrote:> Legacy PDF files have been shown to fail a verification suite.
What verification suite is this?
From a message I posted around 10/20/2004
About a moon ago, Sharon was having trouble with PDF files. I was interested in this problem so I cast about looking for a PDF validator. I wasn't able to find much. There is a free, Java-based toolkit called Multivalent that includes a .pdf validator. I downloaded it but never got around to trying it. Until now.
Try googling Multivalent.
I assume it must be an Adobe Verification suite but I can't find it. Can you show me where to get this?
You would think that there would be a PDF validations suite from Adobe. Maybe there is but I don't know about it.
And also, is the pdf format published somewhere?
Maybe, but again I know not where.
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