Hakan

I searched for the same, this post helped. Thanks!

I think Stefano, the author of this Project has abandoned this and is not responding to questions or forum posts anymore. Project started ambitious and gave information about a lot of features, it also speaks about AcroFormFlatteningSample here https://pdfclown.org/2014/09/12/waiting-for-pdf-clown-0-2-0-release/ but after 2015/2016 there seems very little news.

Hello, is there an update to appearance stream in the 2.0.0 release ? https://www.nuget.org/packages/PDFClown.NET/ In particular, how can someone set the 'RichTextValue' property of an existing Form field that already has the 'isRichText' property enabled?

Hello, can the latest version of PDFClown 2.0.0 (https://www.nuget.org/packages/PDFClown.NET/ ) be used to embed all missing fonts in an existing PDF file ? If so, how can this be done - a simple Prototype code would be nice thank you -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

I have downgraded to version 2.1 because of the performance problems mentioned above and clearly shown in my demo video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zuph0BRxIK4 also mentioned from another thread https://sourceforge.net/p/objectlistview/discussion/812922/thread/1d466b3b75/ and despite my efforts to contact the author of this wonderful control, who has acknowledged the performance issue, the problem remains as of this writing. I hope the author of this great control will some day find the time...

Feature req: -CLAHE function

can you suggest a command line(s) to create a grayscale image that can seperate 'perceived gray' from 'perceived color' based on a threshold on intensity and how to compose it back into the RGB original , if you think this can be done without modifications to GM ? I am not clear how that could be done. Obviously your technical knowledge in this field is far more than mine and I cannot comment if your generic suggesting will work, or how well it works without testing an example. I just know that the...

Yes, it is a single pass algorithm. It is 1 read operation (from input) and 1 write (to output bitmap) to the same pixel location with no dependency on other pixels. I experimented with -operator channel operator rvalue[%] and was hoping it could be implemented with that structure -operator all neutralize-gray rvalue[%] there are very similar other commands but nothing that does a decision based on max(RGB)-min(RGB) For someone familiar with the C/C++ interface it should be a few lines of code. I...