Booklet

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   Hello together,

i have a problem with the creation of a booklet PDF.

I use one given File and create from this a 2 up Booklet File. The creation runs fine but then when i call the PDF File there raise up an Acrobat Error Message:

"seitenstrukturdaten des dokuments enthalten einen ung�ltigen knoten"

After i press the OK Button i see (and can print) the correct file.

I hope someone can help me.

Best regards

Klaus Hentschel

here is my code (Visual FoxPro)

*** Code ***
lcInFile = 'd:\daten\infile.pdf'
lcOutFile = 'd:\daten\outfile.pdf'
loPDF = CREATEOBJECT("iSED.QuickPDF")
loPDF.UnlockKey('your Key')
lnPDF = loPDF.LoadFromFile(lcInFile)
loPDF.SetOrigin(1)
loPDF.SetPagelayout(0)
loPDF.SetPageMode(0)
lnPages = loPDF.PAGECOUNT()
lnReqPages = CEILING(lnPages / 2)
lnWidth = loPDF.PAGEWIDTH()
lnHeight = loPDF.PAGEHEIGHT()
llDrawLeft = .T.
lnAngle = 90

loPDF.NewPages(lnReqPages)
DIMENSION laCapture(lnPages,2)

FOR lnCount = 1 TO lnPages
   laCapture(lnCount,1) = loPDF.CapturePage(1)
   laCapture(lnCount,2) = CEILING((lnCount) / 2)
ENDFOR

FOR lnCount = 1 TO lnPages
   IF llDrawLeft
      lnLeft = 0
   ELSE
      lnLeft = lnHeight / 2
   ENDIF

   llDrawLeft = NOT llDrawLeft
   loPDF.SelectPage(laCapture(lnCount,2))
   loPDF.SetPageSize('A4 Landscape')

   loPDF.DrawCapturedPage(laCapture(lnCount,1), lnLeft, 0, lnHeight / 2, lnWidth)
   loPDF.RotatePage(360 - lnAngle)

ENDFOR

loPDF.SaveToFile(lcOutFile)

RELEASE loPDF

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KHentschel Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 26 Feb 06 Status: Offline Points: 11	Post Options Post Reply Quote KHentschel Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Booklet Posted: 20 Sep 07 at 8:22AM
	Hello together, i have a problem with the creation of a booklet PDF. I use one given File and create from this a 2 up Booklet File. The creation runs fine but then when i call the PDF File there raise up an Acrobat Error Message: "seitenstrukturdaten des dokuments enthalten einen ung�ltigen knoten" After i press the OK Button i see (and can print) the correct file. I hope someone can help me. Best regards Klaus Hentschel here is my code (Visual FoxPro) * Code * lcInFile = 'd:\daten\infile.pdf' lcOutFile = 'd:\daten\outfile.pdf' loPDF = CREATEOBJECT("iSED.QuickPDF") loPDF.UnlockKey('your Key') lnPDF = loPDF.LoadFromFile(lcInFile) loPDF.SetOrigin(1) loPDF.SetPagelayout(0) loPDF.SetPageMode(0) lnPages = loPDF.PAGECOUNT() lnReqPages = CEILING(lnPages / 2) lnWidth = loPDF.PAGEWIDTH() lnHeight = loPDF.PAGEHEIGHT() llDrawLeft = .T. lnAngle = 90 loPDF.NewPages(lnReqPages) DIMENSION laCapture(lnPages,2) FOR lnCount = 1 TO lnPages laCapture(lnCount,1) = loPDF.CapturePage(1) laCapture(lnCount,2) = CEILING((lnCount) / 2) ENDFOR FOR lnCount = 1 TO lnPages IF llDrawLeft lnLeft = 0 ELSE lnLeft = lnHeight / 2 ENDIF llDrawLeft = NOT llDrawLeft loPDF.SelectPage(laCapture(lnCount,2)) loPDF.SetPageSize('A4 Landscape') loPDF.DrawCapturedPage(laCapture(lnCount,1), lnLeft, 0, lnHeight / 2, lnWidth) loPDF.RotatePage(360 - lnAngle) ENDFOR loPDF.SaveToFile(lcOutFile) RELEASE loPDF

KHentschel Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 26 Feb 06 Status: Offline Points: 11	Post Options Post Reply Quote KHentschel Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 21 Sep 07 at 5:19AM
	Ulrich Kobsa helps me in this case (many thanks also from this point Ulli) The "OpenAction Object Referenz" was not correct after the CapturePage / DrawCapturePage. The Solution was: After i create the Booklet File i open this File with QP again and set over the "SetOpenActionDestination" function the OpenAction to the first page. Now everything run fine without an error.

Ingo Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 29 Oct 05 Status: Offline Points: 3529	Post Options Post Reply Quote Ingo Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 09 Nov 21 at 8:08PM
	Hi Klaus, QP.RemoveSharedContentStreams after calling CapturePage should help... ...more than 14 years later ;-)
	Cheers, Ingo