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From: Laurent_Richelle
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:03
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:03
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Hi Robert, Maybee this message will be obsolete, but ... I'm actually trying to manipulate PDF files into my program using the API commands. I embedeed into my project the ActiveX (acropdf.dll). I open my document and set it to a specific page using the various command of the API. Actually, I tried to find the documentation for all the functions of the API but didn't succeed into my quest. If you have any informations, It will be very appreciated. If you are still looking for info, come back to me. Laurent Richelle
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