At 10:48 AM 1/25/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks . What we are looking for is something which seems blank to users
when they open it.
OK.
Actually , there is no question of annoataion or field ,
as these are converted to pdf file from scanned image. So is there any way
, we can determine that a page is white image with no standard content .
Sure.
First look at the content stream and see if it represents
only a single image. If so, then you'll need to decode the image and
check each pixel value to see if it is "white".
LDR
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