Jediah Lankitus

So...this actually doesn't quite cover every kind of pdf document, so if anyone has input that would be appreciated

So actually I found what I needed, here it is for anyone that needs it: public static void applyLayer(Document targetDoc, Document sourceDoc, Layer layer) { Page page = sourceDoc.Pages[0].Clone(targetDoc) as Page; Contents pageContents = page.Contents; PrimitiveComposer composer = new PrimitiveComposer(targetDoc.Pages[0]); composer.BeginLayer(layer); foreach(ContentObject obj in pageContents) { composer.Add(obj); } composer.Flush(); }

One thing to note...current output.pdf basically just has pdf1 followed by two instances of pdf2...instead of applying in to the layer it simply adds an additional page, which isn't what I want

Hello, My project starts with two PDFs. Call them source PDF and target PDF. I want to: Copy the first page of source PDF. Create a second layer on the target PDF Apply the first page of the source PDF to the second layer of the Target PDF My code consists of the following functions: CreateLayer() AppendPage() ApplyPage() ApplyPage() is the only thing working incorrectly, can someone help me out? Code: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks;...