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<pdfDocument variable>.Save (Function) In french: <Variable pdfDocument>.Sauve Saves the content of a pdfDocument variable in a".PDF" file.
MyPDF is pdfDocument = "Test.pdf"
FOR EACH DocumentPage OF MyPDF.Page
Trace(DocumentPage.Height)
END
MyPDF.Save("passwordtest.pdf")
Syntax
<Result> = <PDF to save>.Save(<Name and path of the PDF file> [, <Quality>] [, <Password>])
<Result>: Boolean - True if saved successfully,
- False otherwise. To get more details on the error, use ErrorInfo.
<PDF to save>: pdfDocument variable Name of the pdfDocument variable that corresponds to the PDF document to save. <Name and path of the PDF file>: Character string Name and full (or relative) path of PDF file to create. <Quality>: Optional Integer constant Configures the compression level of colors and grayscale. | | iAutomaticQuality | Compression level automatically calculated to generate a better-quality PDF file (especially for images). | iAverageQuality | Average compression level. | iHighQuality | Low compression level used to get a high quality for the generated PDF. | iLowQuality | High compression level. | iMaximumQuality | Minimum compression level to get a maximum quality. This constant is recommended when creating a PDF file intended to be printed. | iMinimumQuality | Maximum compression level. The quality will be minimum. This constant can be used to create a PDF file intended to be viewed on the screen. |
<Password>: Optional character string New password to open the PDF file. - If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), the PDF document will have no password.
- If this parameter is not specified, the PDF document will keep its password if it has one.
Business / UI classification: Business Logic Component: wd300wdpdf.dll
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