This latest release of our PDF SDK features a nice change for tagged PDF creation, and a couple of PDF/A improvements for color spaces and signing. Plus, pdfHTML now supports CSS4 CMYK colors, you can use multiple threads for pdfOffice conversions, and much more!
This new release features a host of nice changes and additions with JSON output support, improved table detection, and more besides. Let’s dive in to see what’s new for our intuitive data extraction solution.
iText DITO 2.4, the latest version of our collaborative PDF creation solution has just been released. Read on for details on what's new in this version.
This latest release features Android support in Core and HEIC encoding support for pdfRender. Plus, improvements to SVG and PDF/A support and much more!
Easter is nearing, and so we're pleased to announce the second quarterly release of your favorite PDF library for Java and .NET (and more thanks to the REST API!): iText 7.2.2. As always both our iText 7 Core library and a number of our add-ons have been improved. This release features improved Urdu support in pdfCalligraph, support for document cross-references in pdfOffice, and many more improvements and bugfixes across the iText 7 Suite.
iText DITO 2.3, the latest version of our collaborative PDF creation solution has just been released. Read on for details on what's new in this version.
iText 7.2.1 is the latest release of your favorite PDF library for Java and .NET, and the first scheduled maintenance release for iText 7.2. We are very excited to announce that pdfOffice, our add-on for high-quality native conversion of MS Office documents, now also supports Excel spreadsheets as input. When it comes to the iText 7 Core library, we’ve continued to improve on its SVG capabilities, as well as a number of other important improvements and bugfixes.
A major new release of our PDF SDK, seeing the introduction of a new Unified License Mechanism, a cleaned-up API, improved SVG tag processing, and better logging for our .NET users.
An important new release of our PDF library which sees the introduction of pdfOffice: an add-on to iText 7 that enables high-fidelity conversion of Microsoft Office documents into iText-quality PDFs. We’ve also made improvements to Core’s SVG support, digital signatures, and the parsing of metadata, plus many more add-on specific enhancements.
In May 2021, a group of researchers at the Ruhr University Bochum (RUB) published an IEEE symposium paper on problems with certification signatures in PDF. The authors’ findings are summarized on the PDF Insecurity website. Since iText’s products are often used as part of digital signing workflows (including to create certification signatures), we felt compelled to comment. In this blog post, we’ll take you through some background on these new attacks, and explain what you can do about them.
We are excited to announce that iText DITO now has a MuleSoft Certified Connector available on the Anypoint Exchange platform, enabling you to effortlessly connect with the iText DITO SDK to generate PDFs using data from any system.
This second release of 2021 brings many important improvements to the iText 7 Suite, including the introduction of flexbox support in pdfHTML, better SVG mapping, improved performance of the layout module for large block elements and much more.