Hello,
I'm trying to copy text from an existing PDF to a new document, preserving the text position and formatting.
If I understand it correctly, I need at first read font info from the existing PDF and prepare/create fonts in the new PDF using the PXC_AddFontW function.
Now, I cannot find out how to determine the font weight (dword) value from the existing PDF:
* PXCp_ET_GetFontStyle returns a string, not dword.
* PXCp_ET_GetFontInfo doesn't seem to return any font weight info.
What would you propose to achieve the goal?
Thanks
Copying text
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Re: Copying text
Font weight information is not always necessary in a PDF - the only place where it might be useful (from the perspective of viewing the PDF) is for font substitution where a font is not embedded, but for such purposes name of font style is used instead.
Therefore currently we do not offer a high level API for such content extraction/identification as there was no need for must purposes - you could of course attempt to use the low level API (if you own the PDF-XChange PRO SDK) and if you are sufficiently well versed in the PDF fomat do (and an indepth expertise is definatley required) - but I am afraid we offer no assistance in this area as it is extremley complex and there is no way for us to economcially provide such support
Therefore currently we do not offer a high level API for such content extraction/identification as there was no need for must purposes - you could of course attempt to use the low level API (if you own the PDF-XChange PRO SDK) and if you are sufficiently well versed in the PDF fomat do (and an indepth expertise is definatley required) - but I am afraid we offer no assistance in this area as it is extremley complex and there is no way for us to economcially provide such support
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