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If the destination file does not exist, ColdFusion creates the file, if the parent directory exists. If the destination file exists, set the overwrite attribute to yes. Pathname of the DDX file, or a string with DDX instructions

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Pathname of the PDF document from which to use the first page as a watermarkĬompress thumbnail which are in TIFF format. Verify document authenticity – confirm the identity of person who signed the documentĪuthor-based signatures provide both of these security services. When documents are distributed electronically, it is important that recipients can: Require high assurance when signing documents. The values are bilinear, bicubic, and nearest_neighbourĪpplicable only when you specify the directory attribute.īusiness transactions, including financial, legal, and other Specifies the algorithm for image downsampling.

Is signed–Indicates whether this field is already signed or notĪdd the position or quadrants of the thumbnail.

Signable–Indicates whether this field can be signed or not.

Certifiable-Indicates if this field can contain an author signature or not.

Name–A fully qualified name of the signature field.

New in ColdFusion 11–Reads all the signature fields and returns a query object in the variable If all the signatures are valid, the array list will be empty.

An array list consisting of the names of all the signatures that were invalid.

A Boolean field that indicates whether all the signatures have been deemed.

The name attribute will contain 2 elements: New in ColdFusion 11–Validates all the signatures Vscale = "length of the page to be transformed"ĭestination = ""Path of the directory where the PDF document will be saved" Source = "absolute or relative path of the PDF file|PDF document variable| Source= "absolute or relative path of the PDF file|PDF document variable|Īddquads = "add the position or quadrants for the text in the PDF" Hscacle="Horizontal scale of the image to be modified. Vscale= "Vertical scale of the image to be modified.

Jpgdpi = "sets the dpi (dots per inch) value of the jpeg image. Maxbreadth = "maximum width of the thumbnail" Maxlength = "maximum length of the thumbnail" Maxscale = "maximum scale of the thumbnail" Pages = "page or pages to make into thumbnails" Generate thumbnails from pages in a PDF document Use DDX instructions to manipulate PDF documents Pages = "pages to merge in PDF source file" \\required only when package is specified as true Merge PDF documents into an output PDF file Rightmargin = "value of the footer right margin"īottommargin = "value of the bottom margin" Leftmargin = "value of the footer left marign" Image = "image file name to be used as the header" _PAGENUMBER: add current page number|_LASTPAGENUMBER: add last page Text = _PAGELABEL: add current page label|_LASTPAGELABEL: add last page label| Topmargin = "value of the top margin of the header" Numberformat = "LOWERCASEROMAN|NUMERIC|UPPERCASEROMAN" Rightmargin = "value of the header right margin" Leftmargin = "value of the header left marign" Mimetype = "eg: application/pdf, text/html"> See also the possible differences in what is given as size: and what is given for MediaBox.Image = "image file name to be used as the footer"

Don't miss the lines which state the rot: (page rotation) angle. I recommend you to study above output very closely. Here is an example for running pdfinfo against a real-world PDF which uses different page sizes, *boxes and rotations, extracting the page size details about the range 3-5: $ pdfinfo -box -f 3 -l 5 sample.pdf

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Be aware that an internal page /Rotation key inserted into the PDF source code may tell the viewer to display the page differently from how it is defined.

You can have a portrait A3 page (MediaBox) where the CropBox limits your view to a landscape-looking, A5-sized clipping only!

Be aware that a /CropBox, if defined, limits the area of the complete page which is displayed in a PDF viewer or which is printed on paper.

( pdfinfo assumes and reports identical values to the /MediaBox for all optional boxes if they are not explicitely defined.)

Use -box to get all the different *Box dimensions which may or may not be explicitely defined for the PDF pages: /MediaBox (MUST be present), /CropBox (optional), /ArtBox (optional), /TrimBox (optional) and /BleedBox (optional).

Use -f N -l M to query for information about a certain page range, here pages N-M.

After you know, use pdftk to rotate that selection of pages which you want rotated into whichever direction you need.

But you can use pdfinfo instead to find out which pages are landscape and which are portrait.

You cannot use pdftk to query PDF for its pages' orientation.