Introduction
PDF/A is a special topic not much
can be found about, so we have covered the creation of PDF/A documents our
recent blog
post. Sometimes you may need to check whether the PDF document already uses
PDF/A standard, and we’ll show how you can get this done using Apitron PDF Kit
for .NET component.
Code sample (C#)
static void Main(string[] args)
{
using (Stream fileStream = File.Open("../../Data/document.pdf",FileMode.Open))
{
using (FixedDocument doc = new FixedDocument(fileStream))
{
//
PdfStandard property can be used to check whether the document
// uses PDFA
standard. It
will return PDfStandard.Default if the
// doc doesn't use PDFA or PdfStandard.PDFA if it does.
Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Document
uses '{0}' standard",
Enum.GetName(typeof(PdfStandard),doc.PdfStandard)));
}
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
The output is shown below:
Pic. 1 Checking document standard (PDF/A
document)
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Conclusion
You can download the Apitron PDF
Kit for .NET component from our website
and try it out. In addition, you can also find more samples inside the
component’s package. Should you have any questions, just send us an email and
we’ll be happy to help.
Downloadable version of this article can be found by the following link [PDF].
Downloadable version of this article can be found by the following link [PDF].
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