XMP metadata is a powerful tool for describing the contents of a PDF document. DynamicPDF has built in support for many of the most popular schemas:

When merging PDFs together using DynamicPDF Merger or Core Suite, all bookmarks (or outlines) will be added to the output PDF by default. They will appear in the order they are merged, with the first document's bookmarks coming first, followed by the next document's bookmarks. However, this is not always the desired behavior, so let's take a look at a couple of other options.

We are happy to announce the release of DynamicPDF for .NET Core Suite v10 (this includes our Merger, Generator and ReportWriter products).

DynamicPDF for .NET Core Suite v9 (this includes our Merger, Generator and ReportWriter products) has now been fully released. Download it Today!

The DynamicPDF Core Suite for .NET Version 9.0 BETA has just been posted to our site for download and testing.

Our DynamicPDF for Java version 8 has now been fully released. Download it Today! This version 8 includes DynamicPDF Generator & Merger. The download includes the updated documentation and examples (Java source code, Servlets, JSPs).

The 7.0.1 update of DynamicPDF Core Suite for .NET (Generator, Merger and ReportWriter) has now been released on our website (download it here). This update addresses a few bug fixes, enhancements and depreciated items but the functionality that takes center stage here is the new encryption algorithms that have been added. Version 7.0.1 has added support for AES 128-bit and 256-bit encryption algorithms as well as crypt filters. We will elaborate on these new encryption features in a future post but for now, take a look at the Help Library's page:

We get a decent amount of people who ask us about dynamically splitting a PDF. Splitting a PDF document using DynamicPDF Merger for .Net is a very simple task. With the few lines of code the document can be split efficiently at the desired page. Use of PdfDocument object allows for efficient reuse of imported PDF document data. If the same PDF needs to be reused in multiple parts of the application, load the PDF into a PdfDocument object and use it where ever needed. Also the PdfDocument object is designed to be thread safe.

DynamicPDF Core Suite for .NET v7 is now released! Thanks to everyone who participated in the beta testing and helped make this release a success. The full press release can be found here.