On May 31, 2008, at 3:43 PM, Kevin Ross wrote:
My ultimate goal is an application that is like a printer's PDF
workflow, that will allow page manipulations like resizing /
cropping / adding bleed information, and imposing multiple pages
onto one with crop marks and the like. After researchi
Whoops, I sent this yesterday but didn't hit reply-all...
Thanks Joel, I just took a look at the PDFAnnotationEditor example.
It seems to be doing all of it's transformations in the PDFView
subclass. I'm not sure if I am able to do this since I would like to
perform the impositions by wor
My ultimate goal is an application that is like a printer's PDF
workflow, that will allow page manipulations like resizing /
cropping / adding bleed information, and imposing multiple pages onto
one with crop marks and the like. After researching it seems like
some of the functions (imposi
On May 29, 2008, at 6:50 PM, Kevin Ross wrote:
I think there has to be either a better way of doing this or a way
to do it where I will not have to convert (PDFDocument *) to
CGPDFDocumentRef every time I perform a transformation.
Joel was right. I think it would be easier for you to stay in
Kevin,
The PDFAnnotationEditor example program does a lot of this sort of thing; have
you looked at it?
Also, any operation you can perform on an NSView also applies to a PDFView;
plus you have the additional PDFView protocol.
Other pertinent resources would be Apple's quartz-dev list and David
