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Started by Girish Patil (Gnostice)
Mon, 05 Feb 2007 12:25
ANN: Gnostice PDFOne .NET function-specific editions released - 100% .NET PDF programming libraries
Author: Girish Patil (Gnostice)
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 12:25
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 12:25
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Gnostice Information Technologies is pleased announce the release of function-specific editions of PDFOne .NET. Along with the release of PDFOne .NET v1.41 and seeing the need for more specialized editions of PDFOne .NET, new function-specific editions of Gnostice PDFOne .NET are now available for download. The new editions are: * PDFOne .NET Create * PDFOne .NET Bookmark * PDFOne .NET Forms * PDFOne .NET Stamp * PDFOne .NET Merge n Split Each specialized edition includes the complete set of features and provides numerable facilities in the area that it is specialized. About the Specialized Editions ============================== * Gnostice PDFOne .NET Create enables developers to create PDF documents from scratch straight from within application programs with support for compressing and securing PDF documents, and more. * Gnostice PDFOne .NET Bookmark enables developers to add, modify, and delete bookmarks in existing PDF documents. * Gnostice PDFOne .NET Forms enables developers to create, fill, read, modify, and delete PDF forms and annotations. * Gnostice PDFOne .NET Stamp enables developers to add stamps and watermarks to existing PDF documents. * Gnostice PDFOne .NET Merge n Split enables developers to merge and split PDF documents. For more information on the specialized editions of Gnostice PDFOne .NET, please visit: http://www.gnostice.com/PDFOneNETOverview.asp http://www.gnostice.com/PDFOneNETfeatures.asp Direct link to the EXE demo is here: http://www.gnostice.com/pdfonen/download/pdfonen_demo.zip For trial versions, please visit: http://www.gnostice.com/PDFOneNETdownload.asp For information on pricing and purchase, please visit: http://www.gnostice.com/PDFOneNETbuynow.asp What is PDFOne .NET? ==================== Gnostice PDFOne .NET is a 100% .NET component library for developers to implement PDF based software solutions. PDFOne .NET provides a rich set of APIs to create, manipulate and organize PDF documents, process PDF forms and perform other PDF document related tasks from within your .NET applications. Key Features ============ * 100% .NET implementation ensures best compatibility and performance on the .NET platform. * Single, rich programming interface enables you to create rich electronic documents and at the same time allows you to manipulate, manage and enhance existing PDF document and process PDF eForms. * Advanced features include, compression, encryption, TrueType fonts, font embedding, font sub-setting, international characters (European, Chinese, Japanese...), bookmarks, notes annotations and more. * PDF AcroForms support enables you to design richly formatted PDF forms with support for buttons, checkboxes, lists, edit controls, JavaScript actions and more. * Advanced drawing functions include support for drawing tables, paragraphs and textboxes placed using simple built-in commands. * Modify and Re-organize PDF documents by adding new text, images, bookmarks and annotations, deleting pages, append pages and more. * Automate filling of PDF forms with constant data or unique data picked up from any data store, and distribute the filled forms in one go. An indispensable feature when you have to process and email thousands of forms to users across the globe. * Perform any kind of PDF document management, manipulation and reorganization task in batch or real-time from your application to automate document workflows. -- The Gnostice Team Gnostice Information Technologies http://www.gnostice.com
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