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Foxit Quick PDF Library Crack + License Key Updated

Foxit Quick PDF Library is a toolkit that enables you to insert functions related to PDF management into your applications. It is available as a DLL, an ActiveX and a native Delphi library.

The development kit can be used with a broad array of programming languages, including C/C++, Delphi, Python, Java, Pascal, PHP, PowerBASIC, PowerBuilder, Visual C++ and Visual Basic.

Numerous PDF-related features can be implemented, making it possible to perform various tasks. You can generate documents from scratch, write PDF reports from databases or create documents on web servers.

Additionally, multiple conversion operations are supported, such as converting TIFF, JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, WMF and EMF images to PDF or extracting content and saving it to text files.

Moreover, the toolkit supports PDF to image rasterization and allows you to view the documents in your applications.

Printing parameters can be modified, should you wish to alter page scaling or size, create custom printers or define page ranges.

Foxit Quick PDF Library Keygen also provides security features, as generated documents can be digitally signed, password-protected (using 40-bit RC4, 128-bit RC4, 128-bit AES and 256-bit AES encryption algorithms) or decrypted.

You can also apply certain restrictions, preventing the document from being printed or modified.

Aside from digitally signing and encrypting a file, you can edit metadata, embedding document properties and security information.

Furthermore, the various available PDF manipulation functions enable you to extract individual pages from files, merge multiple documents, append or remove content.

Additionally, multiple types of barcodes can be generated and added to the created files. The following symbologies are supported: EAN-13, Code 39, PostNet and Interleaved 2 of 5.

In conclusion, Foxit Quick PDF Library is an extensive package that aims to offer software developers a way of implementing PDF functionality into their applications.

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