Hi, You need to: 1. create a GdPicturePDF object using GdPicturePDF.New() 2. Add your images one by one to the GdPicturePDF you created (please see Tiff to PDF sample demo for the code). 3. Finally, you can save the resulting PDF to memory using any of the SaveToStream overloads of the GdPicturePDF ...

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We would need more to go on, please see:
viewtopic.php?t=1486

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Sami

Hi,

Unfortunately this is not possible as of yet.

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Sami

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Thank you for pointing out the problem to us. While we work on it, please use the function CreateThumbnailHQ instead.

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Sami

Hi Vincent, I am pasting the answer you got on the support platform here so other users can make use of it. This is a very complex notion as it involves fonts and typographic concepts. Basically the returned font size is not what you may think it is because the name is quite misleading (and I agree,...

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Yes, please check the entry FormFields:
https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/GdP ... thods.html

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Sami

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From the documentation of the function: Returned coordinates are given in points = 1/72 inches.

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Sami Kharma
GdPicture Support

Hi, This is a high level app request, meaning it should not be included in the SDK. The SDK returns the available resources, the application should list then in which ever way the app developers deem reasonable. Also, please do not duplicate the form multiple times, it just trashes the forum with th...

Hi, This is very easy to accomplish: 1. Get the displayed area after zooming using GdViewer.GetDisplayedArea https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/GdPicture.NET.10~GdPicture10.GdViewer~GetDisplayedArea.html 2. Copy that region to a new GdPictureImage identifier using GdViewer.CopyRegionToGdPict...

Hi, Yes, this can be easily done, what you need is to: 1. Create a new image with the size of both images (if you want to align horizontally them height of the biggest image, and the width of image 1 + width image 2). You can achieve that using https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/GdPicture.NE...

Hi, This document is very bad quality. It is poorly acquired, polluted by noise, blurry and highly degraded by way too much JPEG compression. Documents to OCR have to meet minimum requirements such as sufficient resolution (200 DPI at the very least, preferably 300 DPI) and good contrast/sharpness. ...

Hi, You can easily do that, all you have to do is set the resource font you want as bold, for example, create a font using https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/GdPicture.NET.10~GdPicture10.GdPicturePDF~AddTrueTypeFontU.html and mark the Bold parameter as true. Then use that font in DrawTextBox...

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Unfortunately we cannot do anything with the above code. Please check the GdPictureStatus returned from the Print function for more information. Shall you not know how to fix it afterwards please inform us of the status.

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Sami

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No, no known issues. It could be a series of things, most probably with your deployment, but we cannot tell since we cannot reproduce the error on our side.

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Sami

Hi, There is no example to give, if you loaded the thumbnail from a GdPictureImage, do not release the Image if you shall need it again. If you want to save a certain image, please use the the saving functions in the GdPictureImaging class. I think we should take a step back. You should probably see...