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Layout multiple PDF pages onto a single PDF page
Hi,
I am working with Acrobat SDK and developing a plugin for Acrobat 7.0 on Windows. I have been looking for a way to layout multiple PDF pages from a PDF document on to single PDF page but with little success. If anyone knows some way of doing it or has some sample code which can do it, please share it with me.
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Manish
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Sub_Filter@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Layout multiple PDF pages onto a single PDF page
Whats wrong with PDFEdit/PDE Layer? It allows you to copy page content elements (text, images, paths etc).
I would just create a new blank page and copy, for each page in turn, all its elements (along with any clipping objects etc).
There are quite a few little gotchas with this approach. Such as you may have to do some translation to some elements to get everything to line up.
However, its not a huge effort to merge page contents together if you just a visual merge. If you care about optional content, structure etc then the work is a lot more demanding.
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