PDFlib 9.0.5 released

PDFlib is a component that allows you to programmatically create PDF files from within your own server-side or client-side software. It doesn't make use of third-party software for generating PDFs, nor does it require any other tools. PDFlib is available for all major operating systems and development environments. It offers a variety of functions including a table formatter, PDF/A output for longtime archiving, AES encryption, integrated pCOS analyzing tools and a optimization mode for inputting PDFs.

The following editions are available:

• PDFlib
• PDFlib+PDI
• PDFlib Personalization Server (PPS)

Updates in 9.0.5

• Performance improvements for font or image enumeration in very large documents and for importing Tagged PDF documents.
• Enhanced support for OpenType lookup types and OpenType Collection font formats.
• Support for proportional metrics in vertical writing mode.
• Improved TIFF, JPEG2000, JBIG2 and SVG importing.
• Modified PDF output to work around undesirable behavior in Acrobat.
• Optimized PDF output for documents that are repeatedly imported using PDI.
• Updated several language bindings to the latest interpreter versions.

About PDFlib

Munich-based PDFlib, founded in 2000, develops and sells leading edge components for server-centric generation and processing of PDF documents. PDFlib customers use the software for automated and high volume generation and processing of PDF documents in business and prepress workflows or for online billing systems. PDFlib GmbH sells worldwide with main markets in North America, Germany and Japan.