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TK.SetHeaderJPEG imagefile, x, y, width, height, True
'Copy just the fourth page with the image to the output
R = TK.copyform(4, 4)
'Clear the header info so it does not appear on subsequent pages
TK.ClearHeaderInfo
'Copy page 5 and on to the output
R = TK.copyform(5, 0)
R = TK.CloseOutputFile()
Set TK = Nothing
Stitch
This tutorial uses Toolkit to stitch a single PDF page 4-up on an 8.5 x 11 page of a new PDF. For this
tutorial, you will need a single page PDF (Named:
input1.pdf
)containing a line of text, which you can
generate by altering Example B in the Creating a PDF from Scratch tutorial.
Example Script
Set TK = CreateObject("APToolkit.Object")
r = TK.OpenOutputFile("output1.pdf")
'Stitch the single page of the input file 4-up on a single page of the output PDF.
r = TK.StitchPDF("Input1.pdf", 1, 0, 397, 306, 396, 0)
r = TK.StitchPDF("Input1.pdf", 1, 307, 397, 306, 396, 0)
r = TK.StitchPDF("Input1.pdf", 1, 0, 0, 306, 396, 0)
r = TK.StitchPDF("Input1.pdf", 1, 307, 0, 306, 396, 0)
r = TK.CloseOutputFile()
Set TK = Nothing
Form Fields - Generating and Filling
Toolkit enables you to create PDF form fields on the fly or use an existing PDF document with form
fields as a template. This tutorial provides two different examples for using Toolkit with PDF forms.
The first example covers generating a PDF with form fields on the fly; the second example covers
populating and flattening an existing form field.
Generate Form Fields on the Fly
This example uses Toolkit to generate a new PDF document with a single text field. The PDF generated
in this example can be used in the other form field tutorials.
