PDF Document

[Darrin Edwards]

Hi guys, hoping for a little direction here ...

[code]

//Load an existing document.
PdfLoadedDocument ldoc = new PdfLoadedDocument("input.pdf");
//Initialize new instance of PdfCompressionOptions class.
PdfCompressionOptions options = new PdfCompressionOptions();
//set the compress images based on the image quality. 
options.CompressImages = true;
//set the image quality.
options.ImageQuality = 50;
//set the optimize font.
options.OptimizeFont = true;
//set the optimize page contents.
options.OptimizePageContents = true;
//set the remove metadata informations.
options.RemoveMetadata = true;
ldoc.CompressionOptions = options;
//Save and close the document.
ldoc.Save("Output.pdf");
ldoc.Close(true);

[end code]

looking at the above code, how can I implement the SaveProgress event handler ? (ie like would be implemented forPdfDocument().

MTIA

DWE

[Karthikeyan Chandrasekar]

Hi Darrin, 

Thank you for your interest in Syncfusion products. 

You can get the sample for using SaveProgress in PdfDocument from the below link. 

http://help.syncfusion.com/cr/cref_files/wpf/Syncfusion.Pdf.Base~Syncfusion.Pdf.PdfDocument~SaveProgress_EV.html 

Regards, 

Karthikeyan  

[Darrin Edwards]

Hi KarthikeyanC 

I am aware of that example, but my question was  how do I integrate that with the sample code I provided - ie how can I use the SaveProgress event with a PDFLoadedDocument? Or is that not possible ?

[Karthikeyan Chandrasekar]

Hi Darrin, 

Yes, at present we do support for SaveProgress event only in PdfDocument i.e., newly created document and don’t have support in PdfLoadedDocument i.e., existing document. We have logged a feature request and will implement this feature in any of our upcoming releases. The feature implementation would also greatly depend on the factors such as product design, code compatibility and complexity. We request you to visit our website periodically for feature related updates.  

Regards, 

Karthikeyan