PDF is the preferred format for encapsulating images by Scanners, Fax Servers and MFPs for easy viewing, archiving and exchange. Various applications, like Word, store document data in PDF files through direct build-in PDF output or using PDF printer drivers. ClearImage PDF I/O accommodates both uses of PDF format. It either directly extracts images created by scanning devices, or rasterizes PDF documents produced by office applications. The extraction method can be determined automatically (this is the default) during the file open operation. based on PDF file content.
PDF I/O licenses are required for any operations with image files other than reading barcodes.The extracted or rendered images are available for image processing (tools and repair) and can be stored back after processing in PDF or other format. While barcode recognition engines include ability to read barcodes from images encapsulated in PDF file, ClearImage PDF I/O enables barcode recognition from document generated by applications as well. With both reading and writing capabilities, ClearImage PDF I/O provides for easy interchange between PDF and other imaging formats, like TIFF, JPG, etc.
The ClearImage , included in the ClearImage SDK, is designed to minimize your time to market and to reduce your operating costs:
Try opening, processing image and barcode recognition in your own PDF files in ClearImage Demo. To start evaluation download free ClearImage SDK.
Start with the source code examples in C#, VB.NET, Visual Basic (VB6), C++, ASP, PHP, Delphi. Use intuitive .NET or COM API without obscure parameters. For example, these few lines of C# code deskew pages in PDF file
using Inlite.ClearImageNet;
...
ImageIO io = new ImageIO();
ImageEditor oEditor = new ImageEditor(io.Open("test.pdf" , 1));
oEditor.AutoDeskew();
io.SaveAs(oEditor.Bitmap, "testOut.pdf");
ClearImage PDF I/I/O is easy to install in production environment, where it delivers proven reliable results.
ClearImage SDK provides a free, unlimited evaluation period of 60 days. Developers may continue to freely use the SDK in a limited Development Mode. However, unlimited production use requires a runtime license on each computer which executes the software.
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