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iTextSharo is a good library for splitting and manipulating PDF images. You can find notes and examples here: <a href="http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/559380/Splitting-and-Merging-PDF-Files-in-Csharp-Using-iT" rel="ugc">http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/559380/Splitting-and-Merging-PDF-Files-in-Csharp-Using-iT</a>
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iTextSharo is a good library for splitting and manipulating PDF images. You can find notes and examples here: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/559380/Splitting-and-Merging-PDF-Files-in-Csharp-Using-iT [http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/559380/Splitting-and-Merging-PDF-Files-in-Csharp-Using-iT]

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Posting VB questions in the Java TA is not appropriate, and might make your question less likely to be answered.
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Posting VB questions in the Java TA is not appropriate, and might make your question less likely to be answered.

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You're welcome! Happy to help. Regards, Joe
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You're welcome! Happy to help. Regards, Joe

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Hello experts,<br />
is it posible to send me an example with the source on how to Split a PDF ?<br />
Our customer just bougth a Xerox copier that scan many pages in one attempt.<br />
The final result one very large PDF.<br />
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The fact is our App needs separate pages in order to integrate it to diferent features.<br />
Now employees love the fact they put the paper load once and they forget about it...<br />
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Even programming the zerox to make different pdfs is not something they remember or are willing to reconfigure since too many people use this machine with administrative powers so many reconfigure it for other stuff.<br />
<br />
Best option receive what ever they get and be able to process it.<br />
Thank you in advance.
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Hello experts,
is it posible to send me an example with the source on how to Split a PDF ?
Our customer just bougth a Xerox copier that scan many pages in one attempt.
The final result one very large PDF.

The fact is our App needs separate pages in order to integrate it to diferent features.
Now employees love the fact they put the paper load once and they forget about it...

Even programming the zerox to make different pdfs is not something they remember or are willing to reconfigure since too many people use this machine with administrative powers so many reconfigure it for other stuff.

Best option receive what ever they get and be able to process it.
Thank you in advance.

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