utIntents - we don't support these at all, so we'd have to start
> supporting it.
>
> Tilman
>
> On 09.11.2023 02:28, Peter Wyatt wrote:
> > I would think supporting the following PDF 2.0 features are highly
> > relevant, given that other implementations
> are
The version of a PDF file does not mandate the features it must contain.
If you have a PDF 2.0 file with PDF 2.0 specific features then yes, you will
have to use PDF/A-4 if preservation of those features is important, since
PDF/A-4 files must always have a "%PDF-2.x" header.
But PDF 2.0 files
I would think supporting the following PDF 2.0 features are highly relevant,
given that other implementations are already generating PDF 2.0 files today
(see https://pdfa.org/supporting-pdf20/):
* UTF-8 support for user-visible strings, such as bookmarks (outlines), OCG
layer names, certain ann
If the pen tester is relying in what the Exiftool reports, then they should
know that it is reporting the version of ICC color profile itself (as per the
version header field in the ICC file) - not the version of the ICC library
(lcms). Have them review the exiftool tool source code:
https://gi
The Arlington PDF Model is all about the model data, NOT the code. The code
artifacts are merely PoC hacks used for prototyping and assessing the
capabilities and expressiveness of the model itself. The model is a standalone
machine-readable definition of every PDF object defined in the ISO PDF
ISO 32000-1:2008 a.k.a. PDF 1.7, clause 14.9 Accessibility Support covers
14.9.3 Alternate Descriptions, 14.9.4 Replacement Text, and 14.9.5 Expansion of
Abbreviations and Acronyms.
It has to do with Tagged PDF.
> -Original Message-
> From: Andreas Lehmkuehler
> Sent: Tuesday, 22 Febru
The sample PDF provided has a /UserUnit key with the value 3 in the
Page dictionary. This key was introduced in PDF 1.6 and is described
in various specifications along the lines of "(Optional; PDF 1.6) A
positive number giving the size of default user space units, in
multiples of 1 ⁄ 72 inch." so
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