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programming to work with pdf file

I am looking for a way to
- loop through PDF files

- Within each pdf file, split it into two files (page 1 to file, and the
rest to another, for example).

So one PDF file gets split into two. What utility can I use to do that?

As a side note, I've used AxPdfLib. Documentation is so non-existant.
Where can I find documentation?

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Nov 17 '05 #1
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Looping through the pdf files is the easy part. Just call GetFiles method of
a directory info (passing in soemthing like "*.pdf") and then iterate through
the returned FileInfo array.

As for pdf libraries, there are a few good .NET open souorce ones here:
http://csharp-source.net/open-source/pdf-libraries

Hope this helps

Brian Delahunty
Ireland
"David C" wrote:
I am looking for a way to
- loop through PDF files

- Within each pdf file, split it into two files (page 1 to file, and the
rest to another, for example).

So one PDF file gets split into two. What utility can I use to do that?

As a side note, I've used AxPdfLib. Documentation is so non-existant.
Where can I find documentation?

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Nov 17 '05 #2
Thanks. I browsed through those.

They all show you how to create new PDF files. I am looking to take
EXISTING PDF files and split them up.

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Nov 17 '05 #3

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