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Posted: 11 Jan 07 at 5:02AM

Hello everybody!
Is it possible to have an access to File Attachments in PDF?

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Posted: 11 Jan 07 at 6:10AM

Hi Dimitry!

You can attach files (any type) with QuickPDF. Take EmbedFile.
You can use this attached files (hope i'm right) only with the Acrobat Reader (Foxit doesn't want it).

Here's a delphi code snippet:

// . . .

   QP := TiSEDQuickPDF.Create;
   try     // hier weiter
      QP.UnlockKey('MyUnlockKey');
      QP.LoadFromFile(Form1.Edit1.Text);
      QP.Unencrypt;
      fname := ExtractFileName(fstring);
      fx := FileGetAttr(Trim(Edit1.Text));
      FileSetAttr(Trim(Edit1.Text), faArchive);
      QP.EmbedFile(ExtractFileName(fname), fstring,' ');
      QP.SetCustomInformation('EMBED', fname);
      QP.SaveToFile(Form1.Edit1.Text);

// . . .

Best regards,
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Edited by Ingo - 11 Jan 07 at 6:11AM

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Posted: 11 Jan 07 at 6:18PM

Thank you Ingo.

EmbedFile function embeds a file into the PDF document.
However, how do I extract a file from the PDF document?

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Posted: 12 Jan 07 at 1:39AM

Hi!
There's no function for this in QuickPDF.
The enduser can open and save the attached file when opening the pdf-document with the adobe reader.
A real remove isn't possible ... It's good to have a copy without attached file ;-)

Best regards,
Ingo

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	Hello everybody! Is it possible to have an access to File Attachments in PDF?
	Don't be afraid. Be very afraid (The Fly, 1986)

Ingo Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 29 Oct 05 Status: Offline Points: 3524	Post Options Post Reply Quote Ingo Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 11 Jan 07 at 6:10AM
	Hi Dimitry! You can attach files (any type) with QuickPDF. Take EmbedFile. You can use this attached files (hope i'm right) only with the Acrobat Reader (Foxit doesn't want it). Here's a delphi code snippet: // . . . QP := TiSEDQuickPDF.Create; try // hier weiter QP.UnlockKey('MyUnlockKey'); QP.LoadFromFile(Form1.Edit1.Text); QP.Unencrypt; fname := ExtractFileName(fstring); fx := FileGetAttr(Trim(Edit1.Text)); FileSetAttr(Trim(Edit1.Text), faArchive); QP.EmbedFile(ExtractFileName(fname), fstring,' '); QP.SetCustomInformation('EMBED', fname); QP.SaveToFile(Form1.Edit1.Text); // . . . Best regards, Ingo Edited by Ingo - 11 Jan 07 at 6:11AM

PGU_78 Members Profile Find Members Posts Team Player Joined: 01 Dec 06 Status: Offline Points: 16	Post Options Post Reply Quote PGU_78 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 11 Jan 07 at 6:18PM
	Thank you Ingo. EmbedFile function embeds a file into the PDF document. However, how do I extract a file from the PDF document?
	Don't be afraid. Be very afraid (The Fly, 1986)

Ingo Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 29 Oct 05 Status: Offline Points: 3524	Post Options Post Reply Quote Ingo Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 12 Jan 07 at 1:39AM
	Hi! There's no function for this in QuickPDF. The enduser can open and save the attached file when opening the pdf-document with the adobe reader. A real remove isn't possible ... It's good to have a copy without attached file ;-) Best regards, Ingo