One of two major graphic types. (The other type is a bitmap image). Vector graphics are made up of paths — mathematically defined lines and curves with specific start and end points. Line drawings and animations are examples of vector images.
View PostThere’s so much to PDF it is difficult to define precisely. Following is the official definition from the PDF Reference 1.6 Chapter 2: “THE ADOBE PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT (PDF) is a file format for representing documents in a manner independent of the application software, hardware, and operating system used to create them and of the output […]
View PostThe Acrobat user interface uses the term “Bookmarks” for a collection of document placeholders. In the Acrobat user interface the Bookmarks are displayed in separate window pane located to the left side of the document window. Note: In the PDF Reference and ISO-32000; the term used is “Outlines”.
View PostOne of two major graphics types, also called a raster image. (The other type is a vector image). Bitmap graphics are made up of individual pixels or dots, each of which is assigned a color. Digital photographs and scanned images are examples of bitmap graphics.
View PostIn PDF, an annotation is an item separate from the page content which is located in a layer above the page content. For example, like a Post-It® note is located over the text of a page. Annotations can take many forms. The following is a list of the most common annotations used in PDF: Markup […]
View Post