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#1: Aug 11 '08
What is the EOF character for a PDF?

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#2: Aug 11 '08

re: EOF character for a PDF


this is in no way .NET related. Nor does it really belong in this community of questions. This question would require consulting the PDF implementation specs.
I will move this to software developement.
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#3: Aug 12 '08

re: EOF character for a PDF


I just googled and found out following:

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Originally Posted by Adobe PDF 101: Quick overview of PDF file format

The general structure of a PDF file is composed
of the following code components: header, body,
cross-reference (xref) table, and trailer......

The header contains just one line that identifies
the version of PDF.

The trailer contains pointers to the xref table and
to key objects contained in the trailer dictionary.
It ends with %%EOF to identify end of file.

The quote is taken from following link----->
LINK

Check out link above for more details about PDF file format.

HOPE THIS HELPS........
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#4: Aug 19 '08

re: EOF character for a PDF


Thanks it did.I was able to solve the problem.


Quote:

Originally Posted by ambrnewlearner

I just googled and found out following:



The quote is taken from following link----->
LINK

Check out link above for more details about PDF file format.

HOPE THIS HELPS........

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#5: Aug 19 '08

re: EOF character for a PDF


Quote:

Originally Posted by napstar

Thanks it did.I was able to solve the problem.

I'm glad that it helped.........
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