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New Live Demos: PDF Forms Processing, Creating PDFs and PDF Security

We published new live demos to show the supported PDF functionality of TX Text Control. In 8 samples, you can learn how to create PDF documents, how to process forms and how to add security features to PDF documents using the Text Control API.

New Live Demos: PDF Forms Processing, Creating PDFs and PDF Security

The Text Control Technical Demos show all typical digital document processing technologies and applications categorized by different components that are available through TX Text Control .NET Server.

PDF Processing

We just added a new section PDF Processing to the available categories. The following new samples are available:

  • Creating PDFs
    • Programmatically

      This demo shows how to create a PDF document from scratch.

    • From HTML

      This demos show how to convert HTML content into a PDF.

    • ZUGFeRD Invoice

      This demos show how to generate a PDF/A-3b ZUGFeRD electronic invoice.

    • Document Settings

      This demos show how to add document settings such as title, author, keywords and other meta information to PDF documents.

  • Forms Processing
    • Forms Creation

      This demo shows how to create PDF documents with fillable form elements such as form text boxes, check box fields and drop-down elements.

    • Form Data Extraction

      This demos show how to extract form data from completed PDF forms.

  • PDF Security
    • Encryption

      This demo shows how to encrypt PDF documents including document access permissions.

    • Digital Signatures

      This demos show how to digitally sign documents with X.509 certificates.

Available Reference Code

The following screenshot shows one of the interactive demos that illustrates how to extract form data from a completed PDF form:

PDF live demos

For each demo, the required, relevant source code is shown below the demo:

PDF live demos

Test the new samples on your own and learn more about the PDF processing features of TX Text Control:

Live Demos

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