ReaderName
Set AloahaPDF = CreateObject(“AloahaSimplePDF_oop.simpleEdit”) MsgBox CStr(AloahaPDF.readername(0)) Set AloahaPDF = Nothing
Set AloahaPDF = CreateObject(“AloahaSimplePDF_oop.simpleEdit”) MsgBox CStr(AloahaPDF.readername(0)) Set AloahaPDF = Nothing
Set AloahaPDF = CreateObject(“AloahaSimplePDF_oop.simpleEdit”) MsgBox CStr(AloahaPDF.licensed) Set AloahaPDF = Nothing
We released today a new version of our Aloaha PDF Suite and our Aloaha PDF Signator. The “Out of Process Object” AloahaSimplePDF_OOP is a simple programming interface which bundles just the most important features of our Aloaha PDF SDK. Since it…
The Aloaha PDF SDK function merge_A_and_B merges 2 PDF files together. This important function can be used to apply letterheads to existing PDF documents. Please have a look at the sample below: dim pdf dim filea ‘inputfile dim fileb ‘page…
The Aloaha digital Signature API is implemented as an automation compatible COM Object. That allows virtually all known languages to use the signature API. Please find below some sample source code in PHP. A valid Aloaha Enterprise License is required…
Aloaha supports a variety of different PDF Signature Types. It supports embedded PKCS #1, PKCS #7 as normal and incremental signatures. Furthermore signatures can be text, transparent, invisible and JPG 24 Bit! Below you find a sample VB example for…
The following will demonstrate on how to use the Aloaha digital signature API to sign a PDF document. Please note that we use in this example the error event to detect any possible errors while signing. You might have seen…
Even though the most common signatures are Image signatures it also possible with Aloaha PDF SDK to create text signatures. Please have a look at the example below. ‘This sample script demonstrates how to sign PDF Document ‘with Adobe.PPKMS signatures…
Please find below a code sample for the Aloaha digital signature API. The Aloaha PDF Suite Enterprise Version is required to use the digital signature API. Please contact us for an evaluation key. The code sample can be downloaded here….
It is very easy to add bookmarks to existing PDF documents. Just have a look at the sample code below. Please note that a PDF Suite Enterprise License is required! Dim PDF set PDF = createobject(“aloahapdf.edit”) If PDF.load_pdf_to_mem(cstr(“d:\HBA-D2.pdf”)) = true…