FAQs
This FAQ provides comprehensive information regarding the features and functionalities of Documentize .NET.
General Questions
1. What is Documentize for .NET?
Documentize for .NET is a powerful library for managing and processing PDF documents programmatically. It includes components for Managing PDF, Converting PDF, Extracting content from PDF, Securing PDF documents, Working with Forms of PDF.
2. How many components are there in the Documentize?
Currently, the library contains 5 major components: PDF Manager, PDF Converter, PDF Extractor, PDF Security, PDF Form.
3. How do I install Documentize library?
You can install the Documentize by downloading from Nuget or Releases page. We recommend using Nuget as the easiest way to resolve dependencies.
4. Can I install only 1 component?
No, you can download and install only all components by downloading one library. But you can use and pay only for what you need.
5. Is Documentize limited to working with PDF only?
While Documentize primarily focuses on PDF manipulation, it also supports conversions to DOC, XLS, HTML, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and other.
6. Can I integrate Documentize for .Net into existing .NET applications?
Yes, Documentize is built for easy integration into any existing .NET application. Simply reference the library and start work with your PDF files.
Evaluation and License
7. What do you need to try libraries for free?
You can simply download the library and try it out. You’ll only have minor limitations with the Evaluate version.
8. What are the limitations of the Evaluate version?
While evaluation licenses offer broad access, there are a few limitations designed to protect the licensed product:
- All pages in the generated PDF documents are watermarked.
- In the evaluation version, you can only process the first four pages of a document.
- Evaluation licenses are not intended for production or commercial deployment.
9. How to get full product functionality without limitations?
Purchase a license on this page. Activate the license with the code: “License.Set(“path_to_your_license_file.lic”);”
10. Are there any limits on the number of documents processed with a license?
No, there are no such restrictions; you can process as many documents as you like.
PDF Manager
11. What operations are available in the PDF Manager component?
Basic operations with PDF documents are available. All methods in the PDFManager class. There are Merge, Split, Rotate, Resize, Optimize, Compress, Add Table of Contents, Add Table and other.
12. Is my data secure when using PDF Manager?
Yes, all data stays on your side and is processed by your computer.
PDF Converter
13. What is the main function of the PDF Converter component?
The main function is to convert PDF documents into a variety of other formats. Available output formats: DOC, XLSX/XLS/CSV/XLSM/ODS, HTML, JPEG/PNG/TIFF, PDF/A.
14. Are conversion operations only available?
No, PDF/A validation is also available in the component.
15. How does PDF to image (PNG) conversion work?
For each page of the input document, an image file will be created.
16. Is it possible to convert any format to PDF?
Yes, you can use HTML to PDF conversion.
PDF Extractor
17. What data can be extracted from PDF?
You can extract images, text, metadata, form data from PDF.
PDF Security
18. What operations are available in the PDF Security component?
PDF Security is a component designed to encrypt, decrypt and sign PDF documents within .NET applications. It ensures data protection by allowing you to set passwords and permissions on your PDF files. It also allows you to sign documents with a digital signature.
PDF Form
19. What operations are available in the PDF Security component?
The PDF Form protects your files from unauthorized changes. You can flatten interactive PDF forms by converting fillable fields into static content. The Tool allows you to remove and extract fields from PDF documents. You can also research your PDF documents.
Additional questions
20. Where can I find more examples and documentation for Documentize?
Complete API documentation and examples can be found on the Documentize website website or through the NuGet packages within your development environment.
