Namespace Telerik.Pdf
Classes
A File Identifier is described in section 8.3 of the PDF specification. The first string is a permanent identifier based on the contents of the file at the time it was originally created, and does not change as the file is incrementally updated. The second string is a changing identifier based on the file's contents the last time it was updated. |
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The root of a document's object hierarchy is the catalog dictionary. |
A dictionary that contains information about a CIDFont program. |
A dictionary containing entries that define the character collection of the CIDFont. |
Class that defines a mapping between character codes (CIDs) to a character selector (Identity-H encoding) |
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PDF defines a standard date format. The PDF date format closely follows the format defined by the international standard ASN.1. |
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A class that enables a well structured PDF document to be generated. |
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Class representing a file trailer. |
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An International Color Code stream |
Represents a Identity-H character encoding |
Class representing a document information dictionary. |
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Well-known PDF name objects. |
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This represents a single Outline object in a PDF, including the root Outlines object. Outlines provide the bookmark bar, usually rendered to the right of a PDF document in user agents such as Acrobat Reader |
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The pages of a document are accessed through a structure known as the page tree. |
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A Type 0 font is a composite font whose glyphs are obtained from a font like object called a CIDFont (a descendant font). |
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Array class used to represent the /W entry in the CIDFont dictionary. |
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A PDF file's cross-reference table. |
Structs
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Interfaces
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Enums
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An enumeration listing all the font subtypes |
An enumeration listing all the fonts types available in Pdf. |
The PDF specification describes two conventions that can be used to embed a string in a PDF document. This enumeration, along with the Format property can be used to select how a string will be formatted in the PDF file. |