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Re: Get document paper size - using AxAcroPDF?

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From: Leonard_Rosenthol
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:07
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I will also point out that a PDF DOCUMENT does NOT have a page size. EACH PAGE in a PDF is separate, and can be its own size. So you would need to check the size of EACH PAGE...
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