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Re: Component to extract pdf properties from VB/Javascript (ASP)?

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Date Posted: 19:32:41 06/03/04 Thu
In reply to: Mike Scirocco 's message, "Component to extract pdf properties from VB/Javascript (ASP)?" on 03:35:09 06/03/04 Thu

No, sorry. But you can use PDF Explorer to generate a draft of the html using the "Export Grid Fields" batch tool. Of course you can not do this dynamically from VB/Javascript (ASP).
My new tool PDFInfoEdit&Tip is allocated in a DLL file but because is a OS Shell integration tool (show a Tool Tip with the pdf document info fields, and a properties sheet to edit them) you cannot use it the normal way you use a DLL with exported function to do exactly what you need. If you know how to use it... ;-) Read the next link to get to this new beta tool.

PDFInfoEdit&Tip

>I am trying to extract Author, Title, etc. properties
>from a folder full of pdf's, to generate an html page
>of links with file information for them. Does your
>current version use any DLLS that could be used this
>way?

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