Xavier Le Vourch wrote:
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> dayvidpow wrote:
> |> The easiest way is to put your data as extra keys in the info
> dictionary. If
> |> you want it more "hidden" they can go to the catalog dictionary.
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> | Are there any sample / example code as to
dayvidpow wrote:
> Is there a way to add custom properties to a PDF using iText? Basically i am
> seeking a way to set some custom properties (e.g. pageLabelsUpdated = 'Y',
> urlsUpdated = 'N' , etc) in a new PDF document. Then later I want to be
> able to retrieve/check the custom properties in
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dayvidpow wrote:
|> The easiest way is to put your data as extra keys in the info
dictionary. If
|> you want it more "hidden" they can go to the catalog dictionary.
|
| Are there any sample / example code as to how to accomplish this?
|
I don't think
>The easiest way is to put your data as extra keys in the info dictionary. If
>you want it more "hidden" they can go to the catalog dictionary.
Are there any sample / example code as to how to accomplish this?
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>
> Is there a way to add custom properties to a PDF using iText? Basically i
> am
> seeking a way to set some custom properties (e.g. pageLabelsUpdated = 'Y',
> urlsUpdated = 'N' , etc) in a new PDF document.
Is there a way to add custom properties to a PDF using iText? Basically i am
seeking a way to set some custom properties (e.g. pageLabelsUpdated = 'Y',
urlsUpdated = 'N' , etc) in a new PDF document. Then later I want to be
able to retrieve/check the custom properties in the PDF and perform cer
