Is AI Scraping Your PDFs? How to Protect Your Documents with TDMRep

AI can read, scrape, and train on the data inside your PDFs - unless you tell them not to. In this conversation with Datalogics Support Rep Alec Goldstein, we break down TDM Reservation Protocol (TDMRep): what it is, why it matters, and how to add it to your PDF metadata using the Adobe PDF Library SDK to reserve your data rights.

Making the Case for RichMedia in Non-3D PDFs

Does RichMedia belong in standard PDFs? This casual discussion with Patrick Gallot (Senior Solutions Architect) from Datalogics explores that question.

Adobe PDF Library 21 Introduces Modern C++

Modern C++ is now available for Adobe PDF Library 21, making it easier than ever to develop PDF workflows.

Tutorial: How to Use the pdfRest API Toolkit Container

Tutorial: Using Adobe PDF Library with Maven in IntelliJ

What is ZUGFeRD and how does it affect PDFs?

ZUGFeRD is the e-invoicing standard for billing in the European Union. Make sure you are in compliance with the PDF file type.

What to Look for in a PDF SDK

These are the features and capabilities to look for when choosing a PDF SDK.

Why Your PDFs Need OCR

Learn why OCR (optical character recognition) is so important for PDFs.

PDF2PRINT: Print a PDF...it IS possible!

Batch print PDFs with the consistency and reliability expected from Adobe products with a simple command line tool.

PDF2IMG: Convert PDFs into high-quality image files!

Convert PDFs into JPG, PNG, EPS, GIF, RAW, TIF files, all while maintaining exceptional color accuracy. See how Datalogics PDF2IMG command line tool works.

PDF Optimizer: Not just for Compressing PDFs!

Learn how to optimize PDFs to be print-ready, mobile-friendly, flattened, archivable and compressed. Datalogics low-code command-line tool shows you how.

PDF Forms Flattener: Flatten XFA and AcroForms

Flatten AcroForms, static XFA and dynamic XFA documents automatically. Flattening a document “locks in” data, preventing further editing so you can easily distribute, store and print it. Datalogics low-code command-line tool makes it easy.