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Gnostice recently launched a monthly e-Newsletter that will contain technical
articles on our products and other areas. We are happy to invite members of this
community to take a look at the articles, make use of the tips provided and ask
us questions. We would be happy to answer your queries.

Access the e-Newsletters home page:
http://www.gnostice.com/newsletters.asp

Following are the articles in the September 2006 issue:

1. Save Captured Form Field Data Back To AcroForms PDF Files... Online
Product: PDFOne .NET
Category: Programming
Type: Tip
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Capturing PDF form field data over the Web and storing it in a database is a
tame affair. How about creating new PDF files containing the original form
fields but with the captured information as the new default values?
http://www.gnostice.com/save_captured_formfield_data_to_acroforms.asp


2. PDFtoolkit At A Glance
Product: PDFtoolkit
Category: Programming
Type: Information
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If you were looking for a solution that could read, edit, add, extract, search,
view, and print PDF files from inside your application, then Gnostice PDFtoolkit
could be the answer. PDFtoolkit can do all of this and much more with a great
deal of simplicity and ease of use.
http://www.gnostice.com/pdftoolkit_at_a_glance.asp


3. Electronic Document Conversion Made Easy
Product: Print2eDoc & Print2eDoc SDK
Category: Office Productivity
Type: Information
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Print2eDoc is more than just a software printer driver. What makes it different
is the vast array of output formats it supports - PDF, HTML, XHTML, GIF, JPEG,
BMP, EMF and WMF - and the special document features such as adding watermark,
bookmarks, and annotations. A Software Development Kit (SDK) for programmatic
control of Print2eDoc is also available.
http://www.gnostice.com/electronic_document_conversion_made_easy.asp


4. Defining Custom Appearances for PDF Annotations
Product: PDFOne Java
Category: Programming
Type: Tip
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PDFOne Java makes use of appearance streams to define a custom appearance for
any given annotation type and thus giving it a mandatory and uniform appearance
on any viewer that is capable of Form XObjects rendering.
http://www.gnostice.com/custom_appearance_for_pdf_annotations.asp


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