at the moment the only tip I have for you is to index your documents. Sometime later (planned next year) I will come up with a new version which will optimize the process of loading.

 

As it happens I've been working with the test application and realized that the users are only interested in eye-balling the first page of a thumbnail in order to spot the document they're interested in. 

 

They generally bring up several types of certificaitons, engineering sketches and data sheets from a single manufacturing job - for which only the first page of each document need be shown as thumbnails - and when they click on a thumbnail Acrobat is executed in a separate window, which gives the user freedom to read, print, highlight, etc.

 

I got so caught up in the technical aspects of the imaging that I lost track of the user's needs.

 

Thanks for getting back to me,

 

Stan Solomon

 

 

 

 

at the moment there is no way to accelerate the rendering of PDF files because QuickPDF in order to render something, loads the whole file in memory.

 

 

I'm very new to QuickPDF and programming in VB6 under Win/XP.  I'm working on a project which requires thumbnails to be displayed - so far I'm able to "LoadFromFile" and "RenderDocumentToFile" and in this way LoadPicture() into a Picture Box control.

 

This all takes a little time with very large documents and I was looking for a faster method.  I've tried to code "GetPagePreview" and "RenderToVariant" and "SetPageThumbnail"...but am not clever enough and cannot find enough information on the web or in the manual on how to execute the code correctly.

 

Any assistance with a small example would be helpful.

 

Thanks much,

Stan Solomon