Hi,
There is another process in step 3 which only works with output from pdftk
(not written by me I hasten to add, legacy code which relies on the PDF
structure produced by pdftk, i.e. it contains a rudimentary parser). So
your suggestion is viable if this produces the same PDF structure, I can
always give it a try but if you can give me an indication whether there is
a good chance that pdftk uses iText PdfStamper.
Thanks.
Jim
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Re: [iText-questions] Speeding up page copy for BIG pdf's
Hello,
I've read your workflow, and the first thing that comes to mind,
is a counter-question: why are you using PdfCopy in STEP 4?
Doesn't PdfStamper meet your requirements? As far as I understand it,
you are manipulating only 1 file in STEP 4.
br,
Bruno
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