PDF Tools AG has released version 1.7 of its 3-Heights products for PDF processing. According to the company, a major improvement is the new direct .NET interoperability for all API products.
Additionally, the company released the first final version of the 3-Heights Document Converter Service which converts various documents and images to PDF and PDF/A. This version also includes the conversion of e-mails including attachments directly to PDF and PDF/A. The program can be enabled from command line, by scripting, with hot folders or through an API.
PDF Tools AG has also released the 3-Heights Java Document Viewer as a first final version. The viewer supports multi-page, TIFF and other features meeting the new ISO 32000 standard, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean fonts, patterns, shading and transparency.
In addition, the company improved digital signature capability, text encoding/decoding, font handling, color spaces, image format support, streamed objects and memory capabilities.
The latest version is available at the company web site as well as more detailed release notes.
Despite the numerous benefits, there can be potential issues with the conversion of paper documents into electronic archives. When scanning paper pages into PDF, it's possible to end up with the odd- and even-numbered pages in separate PDF files. It can be very time-consuming to collate them manually, but there is an easier way. Sean Stewart explains.
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