Closed polarissno closed 1 year ago
There are two objects with ID 25 in the PDF file. When I use "Save as" in Adobe Reader I get a PDF file without duplicate objects.
Adobe Reader does a good job with respect to opening and fixing corrupted PDF files where PDFsharp just throws an exception. Looks as if PDFsharp is working as intended.
Thank you for the quick response. I will try that.
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On May 22, 2018, at 4:36 AM, ThomasHoevel notifications@github.com wrote:
There are two objects with ID 25 in the PDF file. When I use "Save as" in Adobe Reader I get a PDF file without duplicate objects.
Adobe Reader does a good job with respect to opening and fixing corrupted PDF files where PDFsharp just throws an exception. Looks as if PDFsharp is working as intended.
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Is there a way to only open one object using PDFSharp?
I get this error when trying to open the included pdf using this command. I am trying to open this file to combine with other files.
PdrReader.Open(FileName, pdfDocumentOpenMode.Import)
Object already in table
PDFsharp-IssueSubmission.zip
Thanks.
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