I'm using pdflib by Thomas Merz, the original author of PS and the PDF
format who was hired by Adobe Systems when the specs were written.
He has tools for the end user to use blocks and forms that relate to the
website programming.
Also pdflib allows for pdf upload and manipulation without affecting the
quality of the PDF as well as support for PDF/X-1, PDF/X-2, PDF/X-3
which are required by print shops using modern printing equipment.
Richard Whitney wrote:
>Don!
>
>Don't pay for LibPDF - use ezpdf instead - it's free!
>
>http://www.ez.no/ez_publish/info/ez_publish_2_2/contributions/ezpdf_20
>
>Quoting Don Calfa <tvat3000@ponymail.us>:
>
>
>
>>I'd like to bounce off a hosting situation and see how you guys would
>>handle this.
>>I want to setup a server that will allow me to have 2 different versions
>>of PHP. 1 regular vanilla version and the other with a paid for PDF
>>license.
>>
>>I imagine I would have to setup 2 versions of apache as well and pretty
>>much divide up the IP addresses for SSL.
>>
>>For the short term, I want to keep this on 1 server. What would you do
>>prepare a server for this and has anyone done this before?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>R. Whitney
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>Sharon Kimble off of the Fedora mailing list
>
>
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