The size of the structure. Set it to sizeof(PDFProcessorRec).

Remove all annotations or actions regardless of what is allowed by a particular PDF/A version. The different PDF/A standards have different requirements as what types of annotations and actions are prohibited in order to comply with those standards. If false we will filter out all illegal annotations and actions (according to the standard being used) while retaining the legal ones. If true this will remove all annotations and actions from the output PDF/A file.

If we encounter any errors like unembeddable fonts etc while conversion then we try to rasterize the current page on which the error occured. However the client can modify this behavior by setting the value of this parameter to true in which case we will throw an error if we encounter any problems while conversion. By default we will rasterize the page on error. If false we will try to rasterize the current page if any error occured. If true we will abort and throw an exception if any error occured.

The presence of XFA can result in some loss of data in output PDF/A-1 file as the PDFProcessor does not support XFA. However you can choose to abort the conversion if XFA is present by setting this parameter to true. By default we will not abort if XFA is present for PDF/A-1. If false we will convert even if XFA is found. If true we will abort the process if XFA is found.

Color Compression Setting for Color Images.

Compression Setting for Grayscale Images.

Compression Setting for Monochrome Images.

Client registered progress monitor callback which will be called to report the progress.

Client registered data sent back along with the progress monitor callback.

When true, PDF implementation limits (as defined in the PDF Specification of the PDF/A target) of the page are ignored. When false, PDF implementation limits of the page are checked and if violated will cause the page to be rasterized as a fallback mechanism when noRasterizationOnFontErrors is false or simply raise an error if noRasterizationOnFontErrors is true.

When this value is zero, we will rasterize at 72 DPI (Legacy Behaviour). Otherwise, we will interpret the value as the desired resolution.

Add an ASText object, which, when present, will carry the name of a profile to use as output intent

Validate PDF implementation limits (as defined in the PDF Specification of the PDF/A target) of the document. When true. PDF implementation limits are checked and if violated raise an error. When false, PDF implementation limits are not checked. Note this option applies to the whole document versus only pages in the noValidationErrors option.

The size of the structure. Set it to sizeof(PDFProcessorRec).

Some of the standards like PDF/X prohibit the presence of some types of annotations and actions in order to comply with those standards. If false we will filter out all illegal annotations and actions (according to the standard being used) while retaining the legal ones. If true this will remove all annotations and actions from the output PDF/X file.

Presence of XFA can result in some loss of data in output PDF/X file as PDFProcessor do not support XFA. However client can choose to abort the conversion in case XFA is present by setting this parameter to true. By default we will not abort if XFA is present. If false we will convert even if we detect the XFA form entry in PDDoc If true we will abort the process.

Color Compression Setting for Color Images.

Compression Setting for Grayscale Images.

Compression Setting for Monochrome Images.

Client registered progress monitor callback which will be called to report the progress.

Client registered data sent back along with the progress monitor callback.

Add an ASText object, which, when present, will carry the name of a profile to use as output intent

When true, PDF implementation limits (as defined in the PDF Specification of the PDF/X target) of the page are ignored. When false, PDF implementation limits of the page are checked and if violated will raise an error.

* Normally colors are changed to a CMYK-based space since this is the most desirable target output for print and is based on * the historical limitation of PDF/X-1A. * However the more recent PDF/X standards allow non-CMYK so if this option is set, colors aren't converted in the document. * This is for the case when you know you don't need to change any colors to achieve compliance.