On 14-Sep-07, at 3:26 PM, Giuseppe Farese wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I need to create multipage PDFs from our app and so far all plugins
> and classes we've found are limited to 1 page, or they are too old/
> obsolete and won't run with 2007 R2/R4.
>
> The only one I've found to work realiable is the plugin from
> PDFLib.com, which had been updated to Universal Binary (They are
> fixing the current version 7.0.2 because it won't work on R4)
>
> However, the license model for the PDFLib plugin requires to pay for
> every seat and the price is high (I'm still waiting for a
> confirmation from sales about this issue).
PDFLib for a full version is very expensive
> Anyone had been using any other solution for multipage PDF export
> from RB?
Ashers PDF classes ?
fireeyesoftware.com
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On Sep 14, 2007, at 21:05 UTC, William Yu wrote:
> We'd be more willing to open source this part of REALbasic then to
> spend any more time on the matter. If this interests you, then
> please sign up <http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/anvqqicv>
Ouch -- official word that RS has no interest in supporting this part
of the product. That's sad news. But, better it be open-sourced then
simply allowed to decay.
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On Sep 14, 2007, at 21:52 UTC, William Yu wrote:
> RB3D specifically. This is not to say that we're going to abandon
> this part completely. We would still like to be able to integrate
> any new changes from the community into the product, but the
> community will be able to fix bugs and release updates anyway it sees
> fit. So if you want dynamic linkage, I'm sure someone will build a
> plug-in to do just that.
That sounds like a nice compromise!
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- Joe
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