I am using the "You sign" e-signature api's to sign the documents in C#.
However I didn't find any information adding stamp to a docuemnt.
Can anyone tell me any option is available in You sign?.
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I have asked this question on https://community.adobe.com/ and have not received an answer. If I do, I will include the response here.
I am able to create a pdf using the basic approach outlined by adobe at https://developer.adobe.com/document-services/docs/overview/document-generation-api/
Ideally, I don't want to have to send the base docx word document across in the api call each time I generate a new pdf. I would rather host the docx which can be retrieved at document generation time. One approach would be a reference url to a docx hosted on acrobat.adobe.com. At the moment I have to send the docx as well as the json data which seems inefficient.
I am using https://cpf-ue1.adobe.io/ops/:create
"cpf:inputs":{
"documentIn":{
"dc:format":"application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document",
"cpf:location":"InputFile0"
},
I guess if it can't be done, then that's okay, I just would like to know so I can implement accordingly.
thank you
The idea was to be able to, as soon as a receive a mail with a PDF attached, find a way in which the PDF can be downloaded and be searched for a specific keyword (for instance, see if my name is in it) and if my name is on any of the pages of the PDF, then send another mail notifying the user that there’s a pdf in which he has been named.
This is in order to avoid having to check dozens of mails daily and PDFs just to see if your name is in it or not.
I managed to do this using Zapier but I relied on PDFco’s API for the search, and it is payware, so I’m taking a different approach.
My question is more based on what library would make that search inside the PDF and would provide a Boolean value that said if the keyword exists or not.
Thank you!
I'd like to generate a PDF file strictly in the PDF/A1-a format (to integrate with a government service).
This service does not support PDF/A1-b or PDF/A1-x format. Only PDF/A1-a.
Previously, I used mPDF (https://mpdf.github.io/) in my work. But this library supports maximum PDF/A1-b.
A search in Google gave no result. But I think that I am not the first one who needed this format. Please tell me if there is something convenient for working with this "rare" format (PDF/A1-a).
Regards, Alexey.
In our application, we generate a few reports and documents through Windward. The documents are generated based on specific user conditions and the user is able to download the document.
As part of a new requirement, we would like to enable copy protection of the generated PDF -- basically, users would not be able to Copy the contents of the document.
Is there anyway we can achieve this through Windward? Or do we have to integrate with external third party software like LockLizard or Win2PDF?
We did think of converting the document to an image and recreating the PDF but this is unacceptable as the document formatting became off the mark.
Appreciate any insights or alternate solutions.
Thanks,
Aravind
Windward does this. If you're using the Java engine use the following calls (javadoc):
ProcessPdfAPI.setOwnerPassword()
ProcessPdfAPI.setUserPassword()
For the .NET engine use the following calls (api docs):
ReportPdf.OwnerPassword
ReportPdf.Security
ReportPdf.UserPassword
Is this what you need?
Is there any API available by Adobe that would enable me to convert Office Documents (docx, xlsx, pptx, etc.) files to a PDF file format?
I would prefer to use .NET to do so, but if I have to I can resort to C/C++.
I've already tried using Adobe SDK, but it seems to me it works to automate the Acrobat application instead of giving me access to underlying functionality. If it's possible and anyone would care to give me an example, I'd be very thankful - after many hours googling it I was unable to find a good answer (a lot of samples doing the contrary, though - converting from PDF to Word).
One last thing, I need it to be an library from Adobe. So, PDFCreator, BCL EasyPDF, Aspose.Words/Cells/Slides etc., unfortunately, won't help me.
UPDATE 1:
I decided to ask this question in the forum because, first, I can't believe that Adobe wouldn't have a library to do this; Of course, it may be the case, but it's very strange.
UPDATE 2:
I also looked already into AdobePDFMakerX.Word interface. I tried calling the CreatePDF(string in, string out) interface, but to no avail. It always returns false, and there is no error description that I can use.
want to convert doc file to pdf file using Adobe pdf service api
In short it has two parts:
make a post request ( providing require parameters ) and from header take x-request-id
make a get request ( providing require parameters ) and as responce you will get your pdf documet
it is working fine
Are you sure Aspose.Words didn't work for you? I tested the below code sample and works fine.
string filePdf = #"D:\\Projects\\original.pdf";
string fileDocX = #"D:\\Projects\\New.docx";
Aspose.Words.Document doc = new Aspose.Words.Document(fileDocX);
doc.Save(filePdf, Aspose.Words.SaveFormat.Pdf);