Examples.xml

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  <Folders>
    <Folder>
      <Title>Programmers Guide</Title>
      <Description>Programmers Guide provides code samples about key programming concepts to build .NET and other applications that use Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
      <FolderName>ProgrammersGuide</FolderName>
      <Order>1</Order>
      <Folders>
        <Folder>
          <Title>Working With Aspose.Pdf</Title>
          <Description>Samples and Examples for using Aspose.PDF in your applications.</Description>
          <FolderName>WorkingWithAsposePDF</FolderName>
          <Order>1</Order>
          <Folders>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Pages</Title>
              <Description>This section includes sample examples for all the page level operations which could be performed using Aspose.PDF</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithPages</FolderName>
              <Order>1</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Concatenate PDF Files</Title>
                  <Description>Example explaining concatenation of two PDF files.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConcatenatePdfFiles</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Concatenate PDF Files</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Concatenate+PDF+Files</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input1.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input2.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Number of Pages of a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get the number of pages of a PDF file, you need to open the PDF file using Document class. After that, you can use Count property of the Pages Collection of Document object to get the total number of pages in the document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetNumberofPagesofaPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Number of Pages of a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Number+of+Pages+of+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input1.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Page Properties</Title>
                  <Description>The Page Class provides all the properties related to a particular page of a PDF document. All the pages of the PDF files are contained by Pages Collection of the Document object. We can access either individual Page object by Index value, from this collection, or loop through the collection, using foreach loop, and get all the pages. Once an individual page is accessed, we can get its properties.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetPageProperties</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Page Properties</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Page+Properties</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input1.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Insert an Empty Page in a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>Insert method of the Pages Collection allows you to insert an empty page in a PDF document. You need to pass the location of the newly inserted blank page to the Insert method. First of all, create a Document object with the input PDF file, in which you want to add the blank page. Then, call the Insert method of the Pages Collection of this Document object. Finally, save the output PDF using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>InsertEmptyPageInPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Insert an Empty Page in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Insert+an+Empty+Page+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Insert an Empty Page at the End of a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>If you want to insert an empty page at the end of the PDF file, you only need to call Add method of the Pages Collection of Document object, without any parameters. First, you need to create a Document object with the input PDF file in which you want to add the blank page. Then, you have to call Add method of the Pages Collection, and finally save the output PDF using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>InsertEmptyPageAtEndofPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Insert an Empty Page at the End of a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Insert+an+Empty+Page+at+the+End+of+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Split PDF File to Individual Pages</Title>
                  <Description>In order to split a PDF file into single page PDF files, you need to loop through the Pages Collection of the Document object. In each iteration you need to create a new Document object and add the individual Page in this empty document. After that, you need to save the new PDF using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SplitPDFFiletoIndividualPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Split PDF File to Individual Pages</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Split+PDF+File+to+Individual+Pages</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\page_1.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\page_2.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get a Particular Page of the PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>Pages Collection of the Document object returns all the pages of the PDF file. In order to get a particular page from this collection you need to specify its Index. Once you get a particular page, you need to create a new Document object and add this Page object into the Document object and save the output using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetParticularPageOfPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get a Particular Page of the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+a+Particular+Page+of+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete a Particular Page from the PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In order to delete a particular page from the Pages Collection, you need to call the Delete method and specify the Index of the particular page you want to delete. After that call Save method to save the updated PDF file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteParticularPageFromPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete a Particular Page from the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+a+Particular+Page+from+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update Page Dimensions</Title>
                  <Description>The Page contains a method named SetPageSize(...) which provides the feature/capability to set the page size/dimensions. In following code snippet, we will load the source PDF file, get page collection into PageCollection object, get particular page whose dimensions we need to update, and then we will call SetPageSize(..) method to update its dimensions. Finally we will call the Save(..) method of Document class to generate the PDF file with updated page dimensions.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdatePageDimensions</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update Page Dimensions</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Update+Page+Dimensions</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add image as page background</Title>
                  <Description>A PDF document is a collection of pages and each page contains collection of artifacts. We have a class named BackgroundArtifact which can be used to add background image to page object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageAsPageBackground</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add image as page background</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+image+as+page+background</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-total-for-net.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Images</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the sample examples for all image related operations which could be performed using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithImages</FolderName>
              <Order>2</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert All PDF Pages to JPEG Images</Title>
                  <Description>The JpegDevice class allows you to convert PDF pages to JPEG images using Aspose.Pdf. This class provides a method named Process which allows you to convert a particular page of the PDF file to JPEG image. If you want to convert all the pages to the images, you need to loop through all the pages of the PDF and then convert each page individually. You first need to create an object of Document class, so you could get the particular page which you want to convert to JPEG. After that, you need to call the Process method to convert the page to JPEG image.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPagesToImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert all PDF pages to JPEG Images</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+all+PDF+pages+to+JPEG+Images</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image1.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image2.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image3.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image In Existing PDF file</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add image in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageInExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image in existing PDF file</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Image+in+existing+PDF+file</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete Images From The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete the image from the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete Images from the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+Images+from+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images From The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract images from the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images from the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extract+Images+from+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Image In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can replace an image in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceImage</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Image in an Existing PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Replace+Image+in+an+Existing+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF Pages To JPEG images</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert all the PDF page to JPEG image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF pages to JPEG images</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+pages+to+JPEG+images</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image1.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image2.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image3.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Particular PDF Page To PNG Image</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert a particular page of the PDF file to PNG image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertParticularPDFPageToPNG</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert particular PDF page to PNG Image</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+particular+PDF+page+to+PNG+Image</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert All PDF Pages To PNG Images</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert all the PDF page to PNG images using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertAllPDFPagesToPNG</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert all PDF pages to PNG Images</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+all+PDF+pages+to+PNG+Images</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image1.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image2.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image3.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Particular PDF Page To TIFF Image</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert a particular page of the PDF file to TIFF image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertParticularPDFPageToTIFF</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert Particular PDF Page to TIFF Image</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+Particular+PDF+Page+to+TIFF+Image</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.tif</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert All PDF Pages Tto EMF Images</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert all PDF pages to EMF image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertallPDFPagesToEMFImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert all PDF Pages to EMF Images</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+all+PDF+Pages+to+EMF+Images</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image1.emf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image2.emf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image3.emf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert CGM Image To PDF</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert CGM image to PDF using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertCGMImageToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert CGM image to PDF</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+CGM+image+to+PDF</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search And Get Images From PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can search and get the images from all the pages in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>13</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and get images from PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+get+images+from+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Particular PDF Page To EMF Image</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert particular page to EMF image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertParticularPDFPageToEMF</FolderName>
                  <Order>14</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert Particular PDF page to EMF Image</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+Particular+PDF+page+to+EMF+Image</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\image.emf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Get The Resolution And Dimensions Of Embedded Images</Title>
                  <Description>This topic includes the following examples:

 - Getting Image Information without Extracting the Images
 - Working with Image Placement</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetResolutionAndDimensionsOfEmbeddedImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Getting Image Information Without Extracting The Images</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get the image informatio n without extracting the images using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>GettingImageInformation</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Getting Image Information without Extracting the Images</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Get+the+resolution+and+dimensions+of+embedded+images</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Working With Image Placement</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get an image's position in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>WorkingWithImagePlacement</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Working with Image Placement</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Get+the+resolution+and+dimensions+of+embedded+images</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Text</Title>
              <Description>This section includes sample examples for all the text operations which could be performed using Aspose.PDF</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithText</FolderName>
              <Order>3</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Text in All Pages of PDF</Title>
                  <Description>In order to replace text in all the pages of a PDF document, you first need to use TextFragmentAbsorber to find the particular phrase you want to replace. After that, you need to go through all the TextFragments to replace the text and change any other attributes. Once you have done that, you only need to save the output PDF using Save method of the Document object. The example elaborates this in detail to replace text in a PDF document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceTextAllPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Text in All Pages of a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Replace+Text+in+All+Pages+of+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Text From All the Pages of a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>Extracting text from a PDF document is a common requirement. In this example, you will see how Aspose.Pdf for .NET allows to extract text from all the pages of a PDF document. You need to create an object of TextAbsorber class. After that, open the PDF using Document class and call Accept method of the Pages collection. The TextAbsorber class absorbs the text from the document and returns in Text property.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractTextFromAllPagesOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Text From All the Pages of a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extract+Text+From+All+the+Pages+of+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\extracted-text.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Text from an Individual Page of the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>TextAbsorber class allows you to extract text from a particular page of a PDF document. This class returns the extracted text in Text property. The Accept method of an individual page is called to extract the text. Create objects of Document and TextAbsorber classes. Call Accept method on the individual page, as PageIndex , of Document object. The Index is the particular page number from where text needs to be extracted. You can get text from the Text property of the TextAbsorber class.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractTextFromIndividualPageOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Text from an Individual Page of the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extract+Text+from+an+Individual+Page+of+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\extracted-text.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and Get Text from All the Pages of PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>TextFragmentAbsorber allows you to find text, matching a particular phrase, from all the pages of a PDF document. In order to search text from the whole document, you need to call the Accept method of Pages collection. The Accept method takes TextFragmentAbsorber object as parameter, which returns a collection of TextFragment objects. You can loop through all the fragments and get their properties like Text , Position ( XIndent , YIndent ), FontName , FontSize , IsAccessible , IsEmbedded , IsSubset , ForegroundColor ** etc.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextFromAllPagesOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and Get Text from All the Pages of PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+Get+Text+from+All+the+Pages+of+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and Get Text from a Single Page of a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>TextFragmentAbsorber allows you to find text, matching a particular phrase, from a particular page of a PDF document. In order to search text from an individual page, you need to call the Accept method of that particular as Page Index . The Index represents a particular page number. The Accept method takes TextFragmentAbsorber object as parameter, which returns a collection of TextFragment objects. You can loop through all the fragments and get their properties like Text , Position ( XIndent , YIndent ), FontName , FontSize , IsAccessible , IsEmbedded , IsSubset , ForegroundColor ** etc.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextFromSinglePageOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and Get Text from a Single Page of a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+Get+Text+from+a+Single+Page+of+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and Get Text Segments from All Pages of PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to search text segments from all the pages, you first need to get the TextFragment objects from the document . TextFragmentAbsorber allows you to find text, matching a particular phrase, from all the pages of a PDF document. In order to search text from the whole document, you need to call the Accept method of Pages collection. The Accept method takes TextFragmentAbsorber object as parameter, which returns a collection of TextFragment objects.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextSegmentsFromAllPagesOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and Get Text Segments from All Pages of PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+Get+Text+Segments+from+All+Pages+of+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and Get Text Segments From an Individual Page of PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to search text segments from a single page, you first need to get the TextFragment objects from the document . TextFragmentAbsorber allows you to find text, matching a particular phrase, from an individual page of a PDF document. In order to search text from a particular page, you need to call the Accept method of that particular page as Pages Index . Index represents the page number from where text needs to be extracted. The Accept method takes TextFragmentAbsorber object as parameter, which returns a collection of TextFragment objects.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextSegmentsFromIndividualPageOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and Get Text Segments From an Individual Page of PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+Get+Text+Segments+From+an+Individual+Page+of+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and get Text from all pages using Regular Expression</Title>
                  <Description>TextFragmentAbsorber helps you search and retrieve text, from all the pages, based on regular expression. First you need to pass a regular expression to TextFragmentAbsorber constructor as the phrase. After that you have to set the TextSearchOptions property of the TextFragmentAbsorber object. This property requires TextSearchOptions object and you need to pass true as parameter to its constructor while creating new object. As you want to retrieve matching text from all the pages, you need to call Accept method of Pages collection. TextFragmentAbsorber returns a TextFragmentCollection containing all the fragments matching the criteria specified by the regular expression.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextFromAllPagesUsingRegularExpression</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and get Text from all pages using Regular Expression</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+get+Text+from+all+pages+using+Regular+Expression</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search and Get Text from a Single Page Using Regular Expression</Title>
                  <Description>TextFragmentAbsorber helps you search and retrieve text, from a single page, based on regular expression. First you need to pass a regular expression to TextFragmentAbsorber constructor as the phrase. After that you have to set the TextSearchOptions property of the TextFragmentAbsorber object. This property requires TextSearchOptions object and you need to pass true as parameter to its constructor while creating new object. As you want to retrieve matching text from a particular page, you need to call Accept method of that individual page as Pages Index. Index represents the page number. TextFragmentAbsorber returns a TextFragmentCollection containing all the fragments matching the criteria specified by the regular expression</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchAndGetTextFromSinglePageUsingRegularExpression</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search and Get Text from a Single Page Using Regular Expression</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Search+and+Get+Text+from+a+Single+Page+Using+Regular+Expression</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Text in a Single Page of a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>N order to replace text in a single page, you need to get TextFragments of that particular page. For that matter, you first need to create TextFragmentAbsorber with the phrase you want to replace. Once you get all the TextFragments , you can loop though them and replace the text and other attributes. After that, you need to save the updated PDF using Save method of Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceTextInSinglePageOfPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Text in a Single Page of a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Replace+Text+in+a+Single+Page+of+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Search Text Based On Regex And Replace With Hyperlink</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can search text inside PDF file using a regular expression and replacing the matches with a hyperlink using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SearchTextBasedOnRegex</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Search Text Based on Regex and Replace with Hyperlink</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Search+Text+Based+on+Regex+and+Replace+with+Hyperlink</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input_new.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\TextReplaced_with_Links.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Document Conversion</Title>
              <Description>This section includes examples related to the following topics: 

- Convert PCL file to PDF format
- Convert PDF file into DOC format
- Convert PDF file into HTML format
- Convert PDF file into TeX format
- Convert PDF File to PDF-A
- Convert SVG file to PDF format
- Convert XPS files to PDF format</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkWithDocumentConversion</FolderName>
              <Order>4</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF file into DOC format</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf for .NET provides two liner code to transform source PDF file into resultant .DOC file. In order to accomplish this feature, a new enumeration named SaveFormat has been introduced and its value .Doc enables us to save the source file into MS word format. This examples describes the saving of PDF to .DOC using two liner code and also depicts the use of SaveOptions and other parameters that could be used in saving a PDF to .DOC</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToDOC</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF file into DOC format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+file+into+DOC+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\saveOptionsOutput.doc</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\simpleOutput.doc</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PCL file to PDF format</Title>
                  <Description>PCL (Printer Command Language) is a Hewlett-Packard printer language has developed to access standard printer features. PCL levels 1 through 5e/5c are command based languages using control sequences that are processed and interpreted in the order they are received. At a consumer level, PCL data streams are generated by a print driver. PCL output can also be easily generated by custom applications

In order to accomplish this feature, we have introduced a class named PclLoadOptions which is used to initialize LoadOptions object. Later on this object is passed as an argument during Document object initialization and it helps the PDF rendering engine to determine the input format of source document. This example shows the process of converting PCL file into PDF format in detail.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPCLToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PCL file to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PCL+file+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.pcl</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test-converted.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF file into HTML format</Title>
                  <Description>Keeping alive the tradition of making things simple and understandable, Aspose.Pdf for .NET provides two liner code to transform source PDF file into resultant .Html file. In order to accomplish this requirement, the enumeration named SaveFormat contains a value .Html which will enable you to save the source file into Html format. This example demonstrates PDF to HTML conversion.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToHTML</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF file into HTML format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+file+into+HTML+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output_files\style.css</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output_files\img_02.svg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output_files\img_01.svg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.html</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert XPS files to PDF format</Title>
                  <Description>The XPS file type is primarily associated with 'XML Paper Specification' by Microsoft Corporation. The XML Paper Specification (XPS), formerly codenamed Metro and subsuming the Next Generation Print Path (NGPP) marketing concept, is Microsoft's initiative to integrate document creation and viewing into its Windows operating system.

In order to convert XPS to PDF with the help of Aspose.Pdf, we have introduced a class named XpsLoadOptions which is used to initialize LoadOptions object. Later on this object is passed as an argument during Document object initialization and it helps the PDF rendering engine to determine the input format of source document. This example depicts the conversion using Aspose.Pdf</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertXPSToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert XPS files to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+XPS+files+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.xps</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\resultant.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF File to PDF-A</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf allows you to convert the PDF file to PDF/A-1b compliant PDF file. You can convert the PDF using Convert method of the Document class. Before converting the PDF to PDF/A compliant file, you need to validate the PDF using Validate method. The validation result is stored in the XML file and then this result is also passed to the Convert method. You can also specify the action for the elements which cannot be converted using ConvertErrorAction enumeration. This example elaborates the conversion from PDF to PDF-A using Aspose.Pdf</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToPDFA</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF File to PDF-A</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+File+to+PDF-A</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\log.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF to ePUB format</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf for .NET also supports the feature to convert PDF document to EPUB format. Aspose.Pdf for .NET has a class named EpubSaveOptions which can be used as second argument to Document.Save(..) method, in order to generate ePUB file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToEPUB</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF to ePUB format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+to+ePUB+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Sample.epub</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert SVG file to PDF format</Title>
                  <Description>To convert SVG files to PDF, use the class named SvgLoadOptions which is used to initialize the LoadOptions object. Later, this object is passed as an argument during the Document object initialization and helps the PDF rendering engine to determine the input format of the source document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertSVGToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert SVG file to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+SVG+file+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Example.svg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\converted.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get SVG dimensions</Title>
                  <Description>We can also get the dimensions information of source SVG file being used. This information can be useful if we want the SVG to cover the entire page of resultant PDF document. A property named AdjustPageSize is present in SvgLoadOption class which fulfills this requirement. The default value of this property is false. If the value is set to true, then resultant PDF document will have same size (dimensions) as source svg file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetSVGDimensions</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert SVG file to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+SVG+file+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Example.svg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\SVG_test.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF file into TeX format</Title>
                  <Description>The LaTeX file format is a text file format with markup in the LaTeX 2ε derivative of the TeX family of languages and LaTeX is a derived format of the TeX system.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToTeX</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF file into TeX format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+PDF+file+into+TeX+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output.tex</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert EPUB file to PDF format</Title>
                  <Description>To converting EPUB files to PDF format, Aspose.Pdf for .NET has a class named EpubLoadOptions which is used to initialize a LoadOptions object. After that, the object is passed as an argument during the Document object initialization and helps the PDF rendering engine determine the source document's input format.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertEPUBToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert EPUB file to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+EPUB+file+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Sample.epub</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF To XML</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how to convert the PDF documents to XML using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFToXML</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF to XML</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+PDF+to+XML</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input_new.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_font1.ttf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_font2.ttf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_font3.ttf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_pic1.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_pic2.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output_pic3.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert CGM File To PDF Format</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert the CGM file to the PDF format using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertCGMFileToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert CGM file to PDF format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+CGM+file+to+PDF+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\TECHDRAW.CGM</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\TECHDRAW.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Convert HTML To PDF Format</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Convert HTML string to PDF
 - Convert HTML File to PDF
 - Convert HTML to PDF - Resource Loading Callback
 - Convert Web Page to PDF
 - Provide credentials during HTML to PDF conversion</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertHTMLToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>13</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Convert HTML File To PDF</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how to convert the HTML file to PDF format using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                      <FolderName>ConvertHTMLFileToPDF</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Convert HTML to PDF Format</DisplayName>
                        <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+HTML+to+PDF+Format</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Annotations</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

1: Add Annotation in an Existing PDF File
2: Get Particular Annotation from a PDF File
3: Get All Annotations from the Page of a PDF document
4: Delete a Particular Annotation from the PDF File
5: Delete All Annotations from a Page of a PDF File
6: Add swf file as annotation to PDF document
7: Set Formatting of FreeTextAnnotation</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithAnnotations</FolderName>
              <Order>5</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Annotation in an Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>The annotations are contained by the Annotations collection of a particular Page. This collection contains the annotations for that individual page only; every page has its own Annotations collection. In order to add an annotation in a particular page, you need to add it to the Annotations collection of that page using Addmethod. So first step is to create a particular annotation, which you want to add to the PDF. Then open the input PDF file and add this annotation to the Page's Annotations collection.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddAnnotationInExistingPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Annotation in an Existing PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Annotation+in+an+Existing+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Particular Annotation from a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>All the annotations for a particular page can be found in the Annotations collection of that Page. In order to get a particular annotation, you need to specify an Index of the annotation. This will return an object of type Annotation and you will have to cast it to a particular type of the annotation i.e. TextAnnotation etc.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetParticularAnnotationFromPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Particular Annotation from a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Particular+Annotation+from+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get All Annotations from the Page of a PDF document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get all the annotations from the page of a PDF document, you need to loop through the Annotations collection of that particular Page. Please note that, if you want to get all the annotations from the whole PDF, you will have to loop through the Pages collection of the document as well, before navigating through the Annotations collection. You can get each annotation of the collection in a base annotation type called MarkupAnnotation and then show its properties.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetAllAnnotationsFromPageOfPDFDocument</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get All Annotations from the Page of a PDF document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+All+Annotations+from+the+Page+of+a+PDF+document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete a Particular Annotation from the PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In order to delete a particular annotation from a PDF, you need to call the Delete method of the Annotations collection. This collection belongs to the Page object where the annotation exists. The Delete method requires the Index of the annotation which needs to be deleted. After that, save the update PDF file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteParticularAnnotationFromPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete a Particular Annotation from the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+a+Particular+Annotation+from+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Annotations from a Page of a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>Annotations collection contains all the annotations for that particular page. In order to delete all the annotations from that page, you need to call the Delete method of the Annotations collection.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllAnnotationsFromPageOfPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Annotations from a Page of a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+All+Annotations+from+a+Page+of+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Swf file as annotation to PDF document</Title>
                  <Description>The annotations in a PDF document are contained in Annotations collection of a particular Page. This collection contains the annotaitons for that individual page only, so every page has its own Annotations collection. In order to add an annotation in a particular page, you need to add it to the Annotations collection of that page using Add method. However in order to support the feature of including SWF files as annotation inside the PDF document, we need to try using ScreenAnnotation class present under Aspose.Pdf.InteractiveFeatures.Annotations namespace.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddSwfFileAsAnnotationToPDFDocument</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Swf file as annotation to PDF document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+swf+file+as+annotation+to+PDF+document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.swf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Formatting of FreeTextAnnotation</Title>
                  <Description>The annotations are contained by the Annotations collection of a particular Page and every page has its own Annotations collection. When adding FreeTextAnnotation in PDF document, we can specify the formatting information i.e. Font Face, Size, Color etc using DefaultAppearance or we can even specify the formatting information using TextStyle property. Furthermore, we can also update the formatting of FreeTextAnnotation already present in existing PDF document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetFormattingOfFreeTextAnnotation</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Formatting of FreeTextAnnotation</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Formatting+of+FreeTextAnnotation</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Attachments</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following examples:

1: Add Attachment in a PDF Document
2: Get Individual Attachment from a PDF Document
3: Get All the Attachments from a PDF Document
4: Delete all Attachments from PDF document
5: Get Information of an Attachment</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithAttachments</FolderName>
              <Order>6</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Attachment in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to add attachment in a PDF document, you need to create a FileSpecification object with the file, which needs to be added, and the file description. After that the FileSpecification object can be added to EmbeddedFiles collection of Document object using collection Add method. The EmbeddedFiles collection contains all the attachments added in the PDF file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddAttachmentInPDFDocument</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Attachment in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Attachment+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Individual Attachment from a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>EmbeddedFiles collection of the Document object contains all the attachments. Each element of this collection represents a FileSpecification object. If you want to get an individual attachment from the collection, you can do so by using Index value. The Index represents the number of the file to be fetched. This way, you will be able to get a FileSpecification object. Once this object is available, you can retrieve either all the properties of the attached file or the file itself.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetIndividualAttachmentFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Individual Attachment from a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Individual+Attachment+from+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get All the Attachments from a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get all the attachments from the PDF file, you need to loop through the EmbeddedFiles collection of the Document object. EmbeddedFiles collection contains all the attachments. Each element of this collection represents a FileSpecification object. Each iteration of the foreach loop through the EmbeddedFiles collection will return a FileSpecification object. Once this object is available, you can retrieve either all the properties of the attached file or the file itself.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetAlltheAttachmentsFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get All the Attachments from a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+All+the+Attachments+from+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\1.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\2.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete all Attachments from PDF document</Title>
                  <Description>The attachments of the PDF document can found in the EmbeddedFiles collection of the Document object. In order to delete all the attachments, you only need to call the Delete method of the EmbeddedFiles collection and then save the updated file using Save method of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllAttachmentsFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete all Attachments from PDF document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+all+Attachments+from+PDF+document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Information of an Attachment</Title>
                  <Description>FileSpecification object provides properties like Name, Description, MIMEType and Params which provide the information about the attachment. First three properties are quite evident from their names, while Params property provides the information about the file parameters. These parameters include CheckSum, CreationDate, ModDate and Size. In order to get these parameters, you first need to make sure that the Params property is not null.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetInformationOfAttachment</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Information of an Attachment</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Information+of+an+Attachment</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Disable Files Compression When Adding As Embedded Resources</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an attachment to a PDF file using Aspose.PDF.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DisableFilesCompression</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Disable Files Compression when Adding as Embedded Resources</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Disable+Files+Compression+when+Adding+as+Embedded+Resources</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Bookmarks</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following examples:


1: Add a Bookmark in the PDF Document
2: Add a Child Bookmark in the PDF Document
3: Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF Document
4: Delete a Particular Bookmark from the PDF Document
5: Get Bookmarks from the PDF Document
6: Get ChildBookmarks From the PDF Document
7: Update Bookmarks in a PDF Document
8: Update Child Bookmarks in a PDF Document</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithBookmarks</FolderName>
              <Order>7</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add a Bookmark in the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>A bookmark can be added in a PDF document using OutlineItemCollection. First of all, you need to open the PDF document using Document object. After that, you can add the OutlineItemCollection in the Outlines collection of the Document object. However, before adding the OutlineItemCollection in the Outlines collection, you need to define the properties of the bookmark.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddBookmarkInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add a Bookmark in the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+a+Bookmark+in+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add a Child Bookmark in the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example we will see how to add child bookmark in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddChildBookmarkPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add a Child Bookmark in the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+a+Child+Bookmark+in+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>The Outline collection contains all the bookmarks of the PDF document. In order to delete all the bookmarks from the PDF file, you only need to call the Delete method of Outlines collection and then save the modified file using Save method of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllBookmarksFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+All+Bookmarks+from+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete a Particular Bookmark from the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to delete a particular bookmark from the PDF file, you need to pass the bookmark title as parameter to the Delete method of the Outlines collection. The Outlines collection is provided by the Document object. The Delete method will remove the bookmark having the same Title as passed to the method. After that, just save the updated file using Save method of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteParticularBookmarkFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete a Particular Bookmark from the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+a+Particular+Bookmark+from+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Bookmarks from the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>The Outlines collection of the Document object contains all a PDF file's bookmarks. To get those bookmarks, loop through the Outlines collection and get each bookmark in OutlineItemCollection. The OutlineItemCollection provides access to all the bookmrark's attributes.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetBookmarksFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Bookmarks from the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Bookmarks+from+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get ChildBookmarks From the PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get all the bookmarks you need to loop through the Outlines collections of Document object. However, if you want to get the child bookmarks as well then you also need to loop through all the bookmarks in each OutlineItemCollection object obtained in the above mentioned loop.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetChildBookmarksFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get ChildBookmarks From the PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+ChildBookmarks+From+the+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update Bookmarks in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>If you want to update an existing bookmark in a PDF file, you first need to get the particular bookmark from the Outlines collection of the Document object by specifying the Index of the particular bookmark. Once you retrieve the bookmark into OutlineItemCollection object, you can update its properties and then save the updated PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdateBookmarksInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update Bookmarks in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Update+Bookmarks+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update Child Bookmarks in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to update child bookmark, you first need to retrieve that particular child bookmark from the PDF file. You can do that by first getting the parent bookmark and then the child bookmark using appropriate Index values. You can get the particular bookmark from the Outlines collection of the Document object by specifying the Index of that bookmark, and then get the child bookmark by specifying the Index on this parent bookmark. Finally, you need to save the updated PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdateChildBookmarksInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update Child Bookmarks in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Update+Child+Bookmarks+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Document</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following examples: 

1: Set Document Window and Page Display Properties
2: Get Document Window and Page Display Properties
3: Validate PDF Document for PDF A Standard (A 1A and A 1B)
4: Optimize PDF Document for the Web
5: Set PDF File Information
6: Get PDF File Information
7: Set XMP Metadata in a PDF File
8: Get XMP Metadata from PDF File
9: Add TOC in Existing PDF
10: Get-Set zoom factor of PDF file</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingwithDocument</FolderName>
              <Order>8</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Document Window and Page Display Properties</Title>
                  <Description>This examples  helps you understand how to set properties of the document-s window, viewer application, and pages when displayed to the user. In order to set these different properties, you first need to open the PDF file using Document class. After that, you can set properties of the Document object like CenterWindow, Direction, DisplayDocTitle, HideMenuBar, HideToolBar, HideWindowUI, NonFullScreenPageMode, PageLayout and PageMode etc. You need to save the updated PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetDocumentWindow</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Document Window and Page Display Properties</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Document+Window+and+Page+Display+Properties</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Document Window and Page Display Properties</Title>
                  <Description>This example helps you understand how to get properties of the documen-s window, viewer application, and pages how they are displayed to the user. In order to set these different properties, you first need to open the PDF file using Document class. After that, you can set properties of the Document object like CenterWindow, Direction, DisplayDocTitle, HideMenuBar, HideToolBar, HideWindowUI, NonFullScreenPageMode, PageLayout and PageMode etc.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetDocumentWindow</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Document Window and Page Display Properties</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Document+Window+and+Page+Display+Properties</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Optimize PDF Document for the Web</Title>
                  <Description>Optimization or linearization refers to the process of making a PDF file suitable for online browsing using a web browser. Aspose.Pdf allows you to optimize the PDF files. You can use Optimize method of the Document class. And finally you need to save the optimized document using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>OptimizePDFDocument</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Optimize PDF Document for the Web</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Optimize+PDF+Document+for+the+Web</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set PDF File Information</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf allows you to set file specific information of a PDF file like Author, CreationDate, Subject, and Title etc. In order to set this information, you need to create a DocumentInfo object and set the values of these individual properties. Once the values are set you can simply save the updated document using Save method of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetPDFFileInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set PDF File Information</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+PDF+File+Information</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Validate PDF Document for PDF A Standard (A 1A and A 1B)</Title>
                  <Description>In order to validate a PDF document for PDF/A-1a or PDF/A-1b standard, you can use Validate method of Document class. This method allows you to specify the name of the file in which the result is to be saved and the required validation type PdfFormat enumeration : PDF_A_1A or PDF_A_1B.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ValidatePDFforPDFAStandard</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Validate PDF Document for PDF A Standard (A 1A and A 1B)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Validate+PDF+Document+for+PDF+A+Standard+%28A+1A+and+A+1B%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\validation-result-A1A.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get PDF File Information</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get file specific information of a PDF file, you first need to get the DocumentInfo object using Info property of the Document object. Once the DocumentInfo object is retrieved, you can get the values of the individual properties.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetPDFFileInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get PDF File Information</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+PDF+File+Information</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set XMP Metadata in a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf allows you to set metadata in a PDF file. In order to set metadata, you need to create a Document object and set the values using Metadata property. Once the values are set you can simply save the updated document using Save method of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetXMPMetadata</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set XMP Metadata in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+XMP+Metadata+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get XMP Metadata from PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get metadata of a PDF file, you first need to create the Document object and open the input PDF file. After that, you can get the metadata using Metadata property of the Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetXMPMetadata</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get XMP Metadata from PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+XMP+Metadata+from+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add TOC in Existing PDF</Title>
                  <Description>To support adding a TOC to an existing PDF file, a Heading class is available in the Aspose.Pdf namespace. The Aspose.Pdf namespace can both create new and manipulate existing PDF files. To add a TOC to an existing PDF, use the Aspose.Pdf namespace.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddTOCInExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add TOC in Existing PDF</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+TOC+in+Existing+PDF</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\TOC_Output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Layers To PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>Layers can be used in PDF documents in many ways. You might have a multilingual file that you want to distribute and have text in each language appear on different layers, with the background design appearing on a separate layer. You might also create documents with animation that appears on a separate layer.

In this example, we will see how we can add the layers to the PDF file using Aspose.PDF,</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddLayersToPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Layers to PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Layers+to+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Get-Set Zoom Factor of PDF file</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following examples:

1: Set Zoom Factor
2: Get Zoom Factor</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetSetZoomFactor</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Set Zoom Factor</Title>
                      <Description>This example shows how to set the zoom factor of PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                      <FolderName>SetZoomFactor</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Get-Set zoom factor of PDF file</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Get-Set+zoom+factor+of+PDF+file</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Zoomed_pdf.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Get Zoom Factor</Title>
                      <Description>This example shows how to get the zoom factor information from a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                      <FolderName>GetZoomFactor</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Get-Set zoom factor of PDF file</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Get-Set+zoom+factor+of+PDF+file</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Zoomed_pdf.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Forms</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following examples:

- Add Form Field in a PDF Document
- Delete a Particular Form Field from a PDF Document
- Modify Form Field in a PDF Document
- Fill Form Field in a PDF Document
- Get Value from an Individual Field of PDF Document
- Get Values from all the Fields of PDF Document
- Move Form Field to a New Location in a PDF File
- Preserve Extended Rights feature while working with Forms
- Add Tooltip to form field
- Get Form Fields from a Specific Region of PDF file
- Set Form Field Font Other Than the 14 Core PDF Fonts
- Convert Dynamic XFA form to Standard AcroForm
- working with XFA forms
- Determine if field is marked as required
- Set JavaScript on form field</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithForms</FolderName>
              <Order>9</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete a Particular Form Field from a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>All the form fields are contained in the Form collection of the Document object. This collection provides different methods to manage form fields, including Delete method. If you want to delete a particular field, you can use Delete method and pass the field name as parameter. After that, you need to save the updated PDF document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteFormField</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete a Particular Form Field from a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Delete+a+Particular+Form+Field+from+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Modify Form Field in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>Form collection of Document object allows you to manage all the form fields in a PDF document. If you want to modify an existing form field, you can get the particular field from the Form collection and set its properties. After that, you will have to save the updated PDF document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ModifyFormField</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Modify Form Field in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Modify+Form+Field+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Fill Form Field in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to fill a form field, you need to get the field from the Form collection of the Document object. After that, you can set the Value property of the field to set the field’s value. In this example, we have selected a TextBoxField and set its value using Value property.</Description>
                  <FolderName>FillFormField</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Fill Form Field in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Fill+Form+Field+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Value from an Individual Field of PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>The Value property of the form field allows you to get the value of a particular field. In order to get the value, you first need to get the form field from the Form collection of the Document object. In this example, we have selected a TextBoxField and retrieved its value using the Value property.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetValueFromField</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Value from an Individual Field of PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Value+from+an+Individual+Field+of+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Values from all the Fields of PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get values from all the fields of a PDF document, you need to navigate through all the form fields and then get the value using Value property. You can get each field, from the Form collection, in the base field type called Field and access its Value property.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetValuesFromAllFields</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Move Form Field to a New Location in a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>If you want to move a form field to a new location in the PDF page, you first need to get that particular object and then specify new value for its Rect property. A Rectangle object with new coordinates is assigned to the Rect property. After that, you only need to save the updated PDF using Save method of Document object.</Description>
                  <FolderName>MoveFormField</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Move Form Field to a New Location in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Move+Form+Field+to+a+New+Location+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Tooltip to form field</Title>
                  <Description>The Document class provides a collection named Form which helps you manage form fields in a PDF document. To let you add a tooltip to a form field, we have introduced a property named AlternateName to the Field class. Alternate name is used as field tooltip in Adobe Acrobat.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddTooltipToField</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Tooltip to form field</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Tooltip+to+form+field</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Form Fields from a Specific Region of PDF file</Title>
                  <Description>In order to get the form fields from a specific region of a PDF file, you need to open the PDF file using Document object. After that, you can get the Form from the Forms collection of PDF document using the document Object. Now, to get the fields from a specific region, you can specify the Rectangular Region and pass it to GetFieldsInRect method of Form object. A collection of Fields will be returned which can be used to manipulate the fields.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetFieldsFromARegion</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Form Fields from a Specific Region of PDF file</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Get+Form+Fields+from+a+Specific+Region+of+PDF+file</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Form Field Font Other Than the 14 Core PDF Fonts</Title>
                  <Description>Form fields in Adobe PDF files can be configured to use specific default fonts and Aspose.Pdf provides the feature to set the font other than 14 Core fonts.</Description>
                  <FolderName>FormFieldFont14</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Form Field Font Other Than the 14 Core PDF Fonts</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Form+Field+Font+Other+Than+the+14+Core+PDF+Fonts</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Dynamic XFA form to Standard AcroForm</Title>
                  <Description>We know that we cannot extracted or manipulate pages of XFA Forms, because the contents of form are generated at runtime (during XFA form viewing) within the application/software trying to display/render the XFA form. However we have recently worked on supporting a feature where we can convert XFA form to Standard AcroForm.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DynamicXFAToAcroForm</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert Dynamic XFA form to Standard AcroForm</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Convert+Dynamic+XFA+form+to+Standard+AcroForm</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Dynamic_XFA.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Standard_AcroForm.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Determine if field is marked as required</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf supports the feature to retrieve the information related to form fields present inside document and we can also get the information/properties associated with particular form field. This example shows the steps to determine if particular form field is marked as required or not.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DetermineRequiredField</FolderName>
                  <Order>13</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Determine if field is marked as required</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Determine+if+field+is+marked+as+required</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set JavaScript on form field</Title>
                  <Description>This example shows how to set JavaScript on form field using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetJavaScript</FolderName>
                  <Order>14</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set JavaScript on form field</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+JavaScript+on+form+field</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Add Form Field in a PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following examples:

- Adding TextBox Field
- Adding RadioButton Field
- Adding ComboBox Field</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddFormFieldPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Adding TextBox Field</Title>
                      <Description>The following example show how to add TextBoxField field in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf API.</Description>
                      <FolderName>AddingTextBoxField</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Add Form Field in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Add+Form+Field+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Adding RadioButton Field</Title>
                      <Description>The following example shows how to add RadioButtonField in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf API.</Description>
                      <FolderName>AddingRadioButtonField</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Add Form Field in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Add+Form+Field+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Adding ComboBox Field</Title>
                      <Description>The following example shows how to add ComboBox field in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf API.</Description>
                      <FolderName>AddingComboBoxField</FolderName>
                      <Order>3</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Add Form Field in a PDF Document</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Add+Form+Field+in+a+PDF+Document</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Working with XFA forms</Title>
                  <Description>Dynamic forms are based on an XML specification known as XFA, the “XML Forms Architecture”. The information about the form (as far as PDF is concerned) is very vague – it specifies that fields exist, with properties, and JavaScript events, but does not specify any rendering. The objects of XFA form are drawn at the time loading the document.</Description>
                  <FolderName>WorkingWithXFA</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Fill XFA Fields</Title>
                      <Description>This example shows you how to fill fields in XFA form using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>FillXFAFields</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Working with XFA forms</DisplayName>
                        <Url>working+with+XFA+forms</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Filled_XFA.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Get XFA field properties</Title>
                      <Description>In order to access field properties, first you need to use Document.Form.XFA.Teamplate to access to field template. The following example shows the steps of getting X and Y coordinates of XFA form field.</Description>
                      <FolderName>GetXFAProperties</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Working with XFA forms</DisplayName>
                        <Url>working+with+XFA+forms</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Filled_XFA.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Links And Actions</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Create Application Link in a PDF File
 - Create PDF Document Link in a PDF File
 - Remove Document Open Action from a PDF File
 - Extract Links from the PDF File
 - Add Hyperlink in a PDF File
 - Update Links in a PDF File
 - How to specify PDF page when viewing document
 - Get PDF Hyperlink Destination (URL)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithLinksAndActions</FolderName>
              <Order>10</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Create Application Link In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can create application link in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CreateApplicationLinkInPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Create Application Link in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Create+Application+Link+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Create PDF Document Link In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can create PDF document link in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CreatePDFDocumentLink</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Create PDF Document Link in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Create+PDF+Document+Link+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Remove Document Open Action From A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can remove document open action from the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>RemoveDocumentOpenAction</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Remove Document Open Action from a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Remove+Document+Open+Action+from+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Links From The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract links from a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractLinks</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Links from the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extract+Links+from+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Hyperlink In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can to add a hyperlink to a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddHyperlink</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Hyperlink in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Hyperlink+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update Links In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can update a link in a PDF file and set its target to the second page of the document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdateLinks</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update Links in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Update+Links+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>How To Specify PDF Page When Viewing Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can specify page as document open action when viewing it using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SpecifyPDFPageWhenViewingDocument</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>How to specify PDF page when viewing document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>How+to+specify+PDF+page+when+viewing+document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\goto2page.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Operators</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Introduction to the PDF Operators and Their Usage
 - Draw XForm on page usage operators
 - Remove Graphics objects using Operator classes</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithOperators</FolderName>
              <Order>11</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Introduction To The PDF Operators And Their Usage</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can use the PDF operators using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>PDFOperatorsAndTheirUsage</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Introduction to the PDF Operators and Their Usage</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Introduction+to+the+PDF+Operators+and+Their+Usage</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Draw XForm on page usage operators</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can draw the XForm on page usage operators using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DrawXFormOnPageUsageOperators</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Draw XForm on page usage operators</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Draw+XForm+on+page+usage+operators</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\blank-sample2-out.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Remove Graphics Objects Using Operator Classes</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can remove the graphic objects using operator classes using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>RemoveGraphicsObjects</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Remove Graphics objects using Operator classes</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Remove+Graphics+objects+using+Operator+classes</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\No_Graphics.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Security And Signatures</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Encrypt PDF File using Different Encryption Types and Algorithms
 - Decrypt PDF File using Owner Password
 - Change Password of a PDF File
 - How to - determine if the source PDF is password protected
 - Extract Signature Information
 - Extracting Image from Signature Field
 - Digitally sign PDF file
 - Digitally Signing PDF with Timestamp Server
-  Set Privileges on an Existing PDF File</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithSecurityAndSignatures</FolderName>
              <Order>12</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Encrypt PDF File Using Different Encryption Types And Algorithms</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can encrypt a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>EncryptPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Encrypt PDF File using Different Encryption Types and Algorithms</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Encrypt+PDF+File+using+Different+Encryption+Types+and+Algorithms</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Decrypt PDF File Using Owner Password</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can decrypt the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DecryptPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Decrypt PDF File using Owner Password</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Decrypt+PDF+File+using+Owner+Password</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Change Password Of A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can change password of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ChangePassword</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Change Password of a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Change+Password+of+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Determine If The source PDF Is Password Protected</Title>
                  <Description>When dealing with encrypted PDF files, you may come across the scenario where you would be interested to detect if a PDF has an open password and/or an edit password. Sometimes there is a document which does not require password information while opening them but they require information in order to edit the contents of file. 
In this example, we will see how we can determine if the source PDF is password protected.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeterminePDFIsPasswordProtected</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>How to - determine if the source PDF is password protected</DisplayName>
                    <Url>How+to+-+determine+if+the+source+PDF+is+password+protected</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Signature Information</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the signature information using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractSignatureInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Signature Information</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extract+Signature+Information</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extracting Image From Signature Field</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the image associated with signature field using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractingImage</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extracting Image from Signature Field</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Extracting+Image+from+Signature+Field</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Digitally Sign PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can digitally sign the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DigitallySignPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Digitally sign PDF file</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Digitally+sign+PDF+file</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Stamps And Watermarks</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Adding Text Stamp in the PDF File
 - Adding Image Stamp in PDF File
 - Adding PDF Page Stamp in the PDF File
 - Add Page Number Stamp in a PDF File
 - Adding Text in Header of PDF File
 - Adding Text in Footer of PDF File
 - Adding Image in Header of PDF File
 - Adding Image in Footer of PDF File
 - Adding different Headers in one PDF File
 - Define alignment for TextStamp object
 - Working with Existing Watermarks
 - Adding Date-Time Stamp in PDF</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithStampsAndWatermarks</FolderName>
              <Order>13</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Text Stamp In The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add text stamp in the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingTextStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Text Stamp in the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Text+Stamp+in+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding PDF Page Stamp In The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the PDF page stamp in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingPDFPageStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding PDF Page Stamp in the PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+PDF+Page+Stamp+in+the+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Page Number Stamp In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the page numbers in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddPageNumberStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Page Number Stamp in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Page+Number+Stamp+in+a+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Text In Header Of PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add text in the header of a PDF fileusing Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingTextinHeader</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Text in Header of PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Text+in+Header+of+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Text In Footer Of PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the text in the footer of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingTextinFooter</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Text in Footer of PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Text+in+Footer+of+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Image in Header of PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add image in the header of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingImageinHeaderofPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Image in Header of PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Image+in+Header+of+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Image In Footer Of PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add image in the footer of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingImageInFooter</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Image in Footer of PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Image+in+Footer+of+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Different Headers In One PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add multiple headers in a single PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingDifferentHeaders</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding different Headers in one PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+different+Headers+in+one+PDF+File</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\multiheader.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Define Alignment For TextStamp Object</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can load an existing PDF document and add TextStamp over it using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DefineAlignment</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Define alignment for TextStamp object</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Define+alignment+for+TextStamp+object</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\StampedPDF.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Adding Image Stamp In PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Image Stamp
 - Control Image Quality when Adding a Stamp</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingImageStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Add Image Stamp</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add image stamp in the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>AddImageStamp</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Adding Image Stamp in PDF File</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Adding+Image+Stamp+in+PDF+File</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Control Image Quality when Adding a Stamp</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can control the quality of the image while adding an image as a stamp object using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>ControlImageQuality</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Adding Image Stamp in PDF File</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Adding+Image+Stamp+in+PDF+File</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Working With Existing Watermarks</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Getting Watermarks
 - Counting Artifacts of a Particular Type</Description>
                  <FolderName>WorkingWithExistingWatermarks</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Getting Watermarks</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get each watermark on the first page of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>GettingWatermarks</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Getting Watermarks</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Working+with+Existing+Watermarks</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Counting Artifacts Of A Particular Type</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can calculate the total count of artifacts of a particular type (for example, the total number of watermarks) using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>CountingArtifacts</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Counting Artifacts of a Particular Type</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Working+with+Existing+Watermarks</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Tables</Title>
              <Description>This section contains topics related to creation of tables in PDF file.

 - Add Table in Existing PDF Document
 - Integrate Table with Database (DOM)
 - Render Table in New Page
 - Set Border Style, Margins and Padding of the Table (MergedAPI)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithTables</FolderName>
              <Order>14</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Table In Existing PDF Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add a table to an existing PDF using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddTableInExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Table in Existing PDF Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Add+Table+in+Existing+PDF+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\document_with_table.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Integrate Table With Database (DOM)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can integrate the table with database using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>IntegrateTableWithDatabase</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Integrate Table with Database (DOM)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Integrate+Table+with+Database+%28DOM%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\DataIntegrated.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Render Table In New Page</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can render a table on a new page using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>RenderTable</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Render Table in New Page</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Render+Table+in+New+Page</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\IsNewPageProperty_Test.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Set Border Style, Margins and Padding of the Table (MergedAPI)</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Margins or Padding
 - Double border</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetBorderStyleMarginsAndPadding</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Margins or Padding</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the margins or padding of a cell in a table using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>MarginsOrPadding</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Set Border Style, Margins and Padding of the Table (MergedAPI)</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Set+Border+Style%2C+Margins+and+Padding+of+the+Table+%28MergedAPI%29</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Double Border</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add double border around Table/Cells objects using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>DoubleBorder</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Double Border</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Set+Border+Style%2C+Margins+and+Padding+of+the+Table+%28MergedAPI%29</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\TableBorderTest.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
          </Folders>
        </Folder>
        <Folder>
          <Title>Working with Aspose.Pdf.Generator</Title>
          <Description>This section includes examples related to the following topics: 

- Introduction to XML Technologies (Generator)
- Aspose.Pdf for .NET Document Object Model (DOM)
- Your First Application using Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Working with Document (Generator)
- Working with Sections (Generator)
- Working with Paragraphs (Generator)
- Working with Floating Box (Generator)
- Working with Text (Generator)
- Working with Graphs (Generator)
- Working with Images (Generator)
- Working with Headings (Generator)
- Working with Tables (Generator)
- Working with Hyperlinks (Generator)
- Working with Attachments and Annotations (Generator)
- Working with Security Features (Generator)
- Utility Features (Generator)
- Conversion Features (Generator)
- Advance Features (Generator)</Description>
          <FolderName>WorkingWithAsposePdfGenerator</FolderName>
          <Order>2</Order>
          <Examples>
            <Example>
              <Title>Convert XSL-FO to PDF format</Title>
              <Description>XSL-FO stands for eXtensible Stylesheet Language Formatting Objects. It's a language for describing a styled document completely. The XSL-FO document contains the medium and appearance specific Formatting Objects that make up the page (or for audio output, the speech). For the print medium, formatting objects can include characters, blocks of text, images, tables, borders, master pages and so on.

Conversion of an XML document tree into various supported output formats, is a common need in applications and usually it’s a two-step process
- Convert the XML source to an XSL-FO representation.
- Convert the XSL-FO representation to the target format.

This example provides complete demonstration of the almost all possible ways to convert XSL-FO files in any form to PDF document. The example also describes that how developers can set Meta information of the PDF documents. In the early lines of code, it is also practiced about how to set license for Aspose.Pdf. These lines are commented for the developers using evaluation versions of Aspose.Pdf. If you have bought a license of Aspose.Pdf then you should un-comment those lines.</Description>
              <FolderName>ConvertXSLFOToPDF</FolderName>
              <Order>1</Order>
              <DocLink>
                <DisplayName>Converting XSL FO to PDF</DisplayName>
                <Url>Converting+XSL+FO+to+PDF</Url>
              </DocLink>
              <InputFiles>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test.fo</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test.xml</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test.xsl</Path>
                </DataFile>
              </InputFiles>
              <OutputFiles>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\Test.pdf</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test_fo_doc2string.pdf</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test_fo_sring2string.pdf</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test_fo_stream2string.pdf</Path>
                </DataFile>
                <DataFile>
                  <Path>..\Data\test_xml_string2string.pdf</Path>
                </DataFile>
              </OutputFiles>
              <Type>Console</Type>
            </Example>
          </Examples>
          <Folders>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Conversion Features</Title>
              <Description>This section includes examples related to the following topics: 

- Converting PCL file to PDF format
- Converting XSL FO to PDF
- Converting SVG file to PDF format
- HTML to PDF conversion</Description>
              <FolderName>ConversionFeatures</FolderName>
              <Order>2</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>HTML to PDF conversion</Title>
                  <Description>Aspose.Pdf for .NET fully supports HTML 4.1 and CSS 2.1. However HTML5 is partially supported i.e. The feature 'Canvas' object of HTML5 is not yet implemented. Our component do support CSS3 standard but the support is still partial.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertHTMLToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>HTML to PDF conversion</DisplayName>
                    <Url>HTML+to+PDF+conversion</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Aspose.htm</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\HTML2pdf.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Document</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Set Document Information
 - Set Zoom Factor for the First Page of the Document
 - Set the Appearance of the document
 - Set Page Transition Effect
 - Adding JavaScript
 - Adding XMPMetaData</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithDocument</FolderName>
              <Order>3</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Document Information</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the document information while creating a new pdf file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetDocumentInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Document Information</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Document+Information</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\DocInfo.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Zoom Factor For The First Page Of The Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the zoom factor for the first page of the PDF file using Aspsoe.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetZoomFactor</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Zoom Factor for the First Page of the Document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Zoom+Factor+for+the+First+Page+of+the+Document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set the Appearance Of The Document</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the appearance of the Pdf file when the document is opened using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetTheAppearance</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set the Appearance of the document</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+the+Appearance+of+the+document</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Page Transition Effect</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the page transition effect for the PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetPageTransitionEffect</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Page Transition Effect</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Page+Transition+Effect</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding JavaScript</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the JavaScipts in the Pdf file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingJavaScript</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding JavaScript</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+JavaScript</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Aspose.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding XMPMetaData</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the XMP Meta Data file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddingXMPMetaData</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding XMPMetaData</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+XMPMetaData</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Aspose.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Sections</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Set Page Size and Margins
 - Set Page Background Image
 - Set Page Header and Footer</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingwithSections</FolderName>
              <Order>4</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Page Background Image</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the page background image of a section using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetPageBackgroundImage</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Page Background Image</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Page+Background+Image</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Paragraphs</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Set Paragraph Margins
 - Assign ID to Paragraph
 - Render the Paragraph in a New Page</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingwithParagraphs</FolderName>
              <Order>5</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Paragraph Margins</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the margins of any kind of paragraph using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetParagraphMargins</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Paragraph Margins</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Set+Paragraph+Margins</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\MergedOutput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Assign ID To Paragraph</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can assign ID to the paragraph using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AssignIDToParagraph</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Assign ID to Paragraph</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Assign+ID+to+Paragraph</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\ParaID.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Render The Paragraph In A New Page</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can render the paragraph in a new page using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>RenderTheParagraph</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Render the Paragraph in a New Page</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Render+the+Paragraph+in+a+New+Page</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\HelloWorld.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Text</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Text Layout
 - Text Formatting
 - Font Handling
 - Replaceable Symbols
 - Right to Left Aligned Languages
 - Custom Tab Stops
 - HTML Tags in Text
 - FootNotes and EndNotes
 - Inline RadioButton</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithText</FolderName>
              <Order>6</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Use Right To Left Aligned Languages</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can use the right-to-left aligned language using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>RightToLeftAlignedLanguages</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Use Right to Left Aligned Languages</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Right+to+Left+Aligned+Languages</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\AsposeOutput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Aspose.Pdf.TruetypeFontMap.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Custom Tab Stops</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can use the custom tab stops in the Pdf documents using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CustomTabStops</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Custom Tab Stops</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Custom+Tab+Stops</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Text Layout</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics: 

 - Create Left Hanging Text Paragraph 
 - Preserve White Space</Description>
                  <FolderName>TextLayout</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Create Left Hanging Text Paragraph</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can create a left hanging text paragraph using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>CreateLeftHangingTextParagraph</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Create Left Hanging Text Paragraph</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Layout</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Text Formatting</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the followng topics:

 - Inheriting Text Format
 - Change Text Format for all Segments
 - Underline, Overline and Strike Out the Text
 - Set Text Rendering Mode
 - Set Vertical Alignment of Paragraph to Baseline or Topline
 - Set Text Background Color</Description>
                  <FolderName>TextFormatting</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Inheriting Text Format</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can inherit the text format settings from the Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>InheritingTextFormat</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Inheriting Text Format</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Change Text Format For All Segments</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can change the text format for the segments of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>ChangeTextFormat</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Text Formatting</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Underline, Overline And Strike Out The Text</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can underline, overline and strike out the text using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>UnderlineOverlineStrikeOut</FolderName>
                      <Order>3</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Text Formatting</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Set Text Rendering Mode</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we apply set the text rendering using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>SetTextRenderingMode</FolderName>
                      <Order>4</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Text Formatting</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Set Vertical Alignment Of Paragraph To Baseline Or Topline</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the vertical alignment of the text segments in the text paragraph using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>SetVerticalAlignment</FolderName>
                      <Order>5</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Text Formatting</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\AsposeOutput.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Set Text Background Color</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can set the text background color for a text paragraph using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>SetTextBackgroundColor</FolderName>
                      <Order>6</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Text Formatting</DisplayName>
                        <Url>Text+Formatting</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\AsposeOutput.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>HTML Tags In Text</Title>
                  <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Inline HTML From XML
 - Text Formatting Tags
 - Hyperlink Tags
 - Superscript &amp; Subscript</Description>
                  <FolderName>HTMLTagsInText</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Inline HTML From XML</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can can generate the Pdf file  just from the Inline HTML from  XML Doc using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>InlineHTMLFromXML</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>HTML Tags in Text</DisplayName>
                        <Url>http://support.aspose.dynabic.com/wiki/display/demos/.NET+Dashboard+Examples+-+2014.06</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Text Formatting Tags</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add text with embedded HTML tags to a Pdf document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>TextFormattingTags</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>HTML Tags in Text</DisplayName>
                        <Url>HTML+Tags+in+Text</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\TestHtml.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
          </Folders>
        </Folder>
        <Folder>
          <Title>Working With Aspose.Pdf.Facades</Title>
          <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Working with Text (Facades)
 - Working with Images (Facades)
 - Working with Stamps and Watermarks (Facades)
 - Working with Bookmarks (Facades)
 - Working with Annotations (Facades)
 - Working with Attachments (Facades)
 - Working with Links and Actions (Facades)
 - Working with Document (Facades)
 - Working with Pages (Facades)
 - Working with Forms (Facades)
 - Working with Security and Signatures (Facades)
  - Working with PDF printing (Facades)</Description>
          <FolderName>WorkingWithAsposePdfFacades</FolderName>
          <Order>3</Order>
          <Folders>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Bookmarks</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Bookmark in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Child Bookmark in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Create Bookmark of a Particular Page (Facades)
 - Create Bookmarks of All Pages (Facades)
 - Create Bookmarks of All Pages with Properties (Facades)
 - Create Bookmarks of a Range of Pages (Facades)
 - Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF File (Facades)
 - Delete a Particular Bookmark from a PDF File (Facades)
 - Export Bookmarks to XML from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Extract Bookmarks from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Bookmarks from the PDF Document Facades
 - Import Bookmarks from XML to an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Update an Existing Bookmark in the PDF File (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithBookmarks</FolderName>
              <Order>1</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Create Bookmarks Of All Pages</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can create the bookmarks of all the pages in a PDF document using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CreateBookmarksofAllPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Create Bookmarks of All Pages (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Create+Bookmarks+of+All+Pages+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Bookmark In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the bookmark in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddBookmarkInExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Bookmark in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Bookmark+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Child Bookmark In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add child bookmarks in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf,</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddChildBookmark</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Child Bookmark in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Child+Bookmark+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Create Bookmark of a Particular Page</Title>
                  <Description>You can create a bookmark of a particular page in an existing PDF file using CreateBookmarkOfPage method. This method takes two arguments: bookmark title and page number. First, you need to create an object of PdfBookmarkEditor class and bind input PDF file using BindPdf method. Then, you have to call the CreateBookmarkOfPage method and save the output PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CreateBookmarkOfParticularPage</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Create Bookmark of a Particular Page (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Create+Bookmark+of+a+Particular+Page+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Create Bookmarks Of All Pages with Properties</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can create bookmarks of all the pages with properties using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CreateBookmarksOfPagesProperties</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Create Bookmarks of All Pages with Properties (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Create+Bookmarks+of+All+Pages+with+Properties+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>You can delete all the bookmarks from the PDF file using DeleteBookmarks method without any parameters. First of all, you need to create an object of PdfBookmarkEditor class and bind the input PDF file using BindPdf method. After that, you need to call the DeleteBookmarks method and then save the updated PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllBookmarks</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Bookmarks from the PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+All+Bookmarks+from+the+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete A Particular Bookmark From A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete a particular bookmark from a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteaParticularBookmark</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete a Particular Bookmark from a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+a+Particular+Bookmark+from+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Export Bookmarks To XML From An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can export the bookmarks from a PDF file to an XML file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExportBookmarksToXML</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Export Bookmarks to XML from an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Export+Bookmarks+to+XML+from+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\bookmarks.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Bookmarks From An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the bookmarks from a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf,</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractBookmarks</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Bookmarks from an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Bookmarks+from+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Bookmarks From The PDF Document Facades</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get the information related to each bookmark in PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetBookmarksFromPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Bookmarks from the PDF Document Facades</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+Bookmarks+from+the+PDF+Document+Facades</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Import Bookmarks From XML To An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>ImportBookmarksWithXml method allows you to import bookmarks into a PDF file from an XML file. In order to import the bookmarks, you need to create PdfBookmarkEditor object and bind the PDF file using BindPdf method. After that, you need to call ImportBookmarksWithXml method. Finally, save the updated PDF file using Save method.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ImportBookmarksFromXML</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Import Bookmarks from XML to an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Import+Bookmarks+from+XML+to+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\bookmarks.xml</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update An Existing Bookmark In The PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can modify an existing bookmark in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdateAnExistingBookmark</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update an Existing Bookmark in the PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Update+an+Existing+Bookmark+in+the+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Annotations</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Annotation in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Delete All Annotations by Specified Type (Facades)
 - Delete All Annotations from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Export Annotations from PDF File to XFDF (Facades)
 - Extract Annotations from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Import Annotations from XFDF into PDF File (Facades)
 - Update Annotations in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingwithAnnotations</FolderName>
              <Order>2</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Annotations By Specified Type</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete all annotations by specified annotation type using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllAnnotations</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Annotations by Specified Type (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+All+Annotations+by+Specified+Type+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Annotations From An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can to delete all the annotations from the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllAnnotationsExistingPdf</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Annotations from an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+All+Annotations+from+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Export Annotations From PDF File To XFDF</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can export the annotations to XFDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExportAnnotations</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Export Annotations from PDF File to XFDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Export+Annotations+from+PDF+File+to+XFDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\annotations.xfdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Annotations From An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the annotations from PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractAnnotations</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Annotations from an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Annotations+from+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Import Annotations From XFDF Into PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can import the annotations from XFDF into PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ImportAnnotations</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Import Annotations from XFDF into PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Import+Annotations+from+XFDF+into+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\annotations.xfdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Update Annotations In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can update annotation in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>UpdateAnnotations</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Update Annotations in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Update+Annotations+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
              <Folders>
                <Folder>
                  <Title>Add Annotation In An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>This section consists of the following examples:

 - Add FreeText Annotation
 - Create File Annotation Without Icon</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddAnnotationInExistingPDFFile</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <Examples>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Add FreeText Annotation</Title>
                      <Description>PdfContentEditor allows you to add annotations of different types in an existing PDF file. You can use the respective method to add a particular annotation. Any type of annotations can be added to the PDF file in the same way. 
In this example, we will see how to add annotation in a PDF file.</Description>
                      <FolderName>AddFreeTextAnnotation</FolderName>
                      <Order>1</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Add Annotation in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                        <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Annotation+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                    <Example>
                      <Title>Create File Annotation Without Icon</Title>
                      <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add a file annotation without any icon using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                      <FolderName>CreateFileAnnotationWithoutIcon</FolderName>
                      <Order>2</Order>
                      <DocLink>
                        <DisplayName>Create File Annotation without Icon</DisplayName>
                        <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Annotation+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                      </DocLink>
                      <InputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </InputFiles>
                      <OutputFiles>
                        <DataFile>
                          <Path>..\Data\PdfWith_Transparent_Annotation.pdf</Path>
                        </DataFile>
                      </OutputFiles>
                      <Type>Console</Type>
                    </Example>
                  </Examples>
                </Folder>
              </Folders>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Text</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Text in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Extract Text from a Range of Pages (Facades)
 - Extract Text from Individual Pages of a PDF (Facades)
 - Extract Text from the Whole PDF File (Facades)
 - Replace Text in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Replace Text on a Particular Page in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithText</FolderName>
              <Order>3</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Text In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the text in the PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddText</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Text in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Text+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Text From A Range Of Pages</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the text from a range of pages of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractTextRangeOfPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Text from a Range of Pages (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Text+from+a+Range+of+Pages+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Text From Individual Pages Of A PDF</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the text from individual pages of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractTextFromIndividualPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Text from Individual Pages of a PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Text+from+Individual+Pages+of+a+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output1.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Text from the Whole PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the text from the whole PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractTextFromWholePdf</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Text from the Whole PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Text+from+the+Whole+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Text In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can replace the text in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceTextExistingPdf</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Text in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Replace+Text+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Text on a Particular Page In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can replace text on a particular page in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceTextOnParticularPage</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Text on a Particular Page in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Replace+Text+on+a+Particular+Page+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\ReplaceText.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Images</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Image in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Convert particular page region to Image format
 - Convert PDF File to Single TIFF Image (Facades)
 - Convert PDF File to Single TIFF Image using Settings (Facades)
 - Convert PDF Pages to Different Image Formats (Facades)
 - Delete All the Images from a PDF File (Facades)
 - Delete Images from a Particular Page of PDF (Facades)
 - Extract Images from a Particular Page of a PDF (Facades)
 - Extract Images from a Range of Pages of a PDF (Facades)
 - Extract Images from the Whole PDF to Files (Facades)
 - Extract Images from the Whole PDF to Streams (Facades)
 - Extract Images using Image Extraction Mode (Facades)
 - Replace Image in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithImages</FolderName>
              <Order>4</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an image in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf,</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImage</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Image+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Particular Page Region To Image Format</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert a particular page region of a PDF file to the image format using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertParticularPageRegion</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert particular page region to Image format</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+particular+page+region+to+Image+format</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\SampleInput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Specific_Region-Image1.jpeg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF File To Single TIFF Image</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert the PDF pages to single TIFF image using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFFileToSingleTIFF</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF File to Single TIFF Image (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+PDF+File+to+Single+TIFF+Image+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.tif</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF File To Single TIFF Image Using Settings</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert the PDF pages to single TIFF image using settings using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFFileToTIFFUsingSettings</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF File to Single TIFF Image using Settings (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+PDF+File+to+Single+TIFF+Image+using+Settings+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.tif</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert PDF Pages To Different Image Formats</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can convert the PDF pages to different image formats using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertPDFPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Convert PDF Pages to Different Image Formats (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Convert+PDF+Pages+to+Different+Image+Formats+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473792084386552.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473792117914368.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All The Images From A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete all the images from a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllImages</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All the Images from a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+All+the+Images+from+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete Images From A Particular Page Of PDF</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete the images from a particular page of PDF using Aspose.Pdf,</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteImagesFromParticularPage</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete Images from a Particular Page of PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+Images+from+a+Particular+Page+of+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images From A Particular Page Of A PDF</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the images from a particular page of PDF to streams using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImagesFromParticularPage</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images from a Particular Page of a PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Images+from+a+Particular+Page+of+a+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473791475348110.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images From A Range Of Pages Of A PDF (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the images from a range of pages of PDF to streams using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImagesFromRangeOfPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images from a Range of Pages of a PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Images+from+a+Range+of+Pages+of+a+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input_new.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473791142666237.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images From The Whole PDF To Files</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the images from the whole PDF to files using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImagesFromWholePDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images from the Whole PDF to Files (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Images+from+the+Whole+PDF+to+Files+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790715031592.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790716902816.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790716982875.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images from the Whole PDF to Streams (Facades)Extract Images From The Whole PDF To Streams</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the images from the whole PDF to streams using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImagesToStream</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images from the Whole PDF to Streams (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Images+from+the+Whole+PDF+to+Streams+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790222337300.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790222407346.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473790222447384.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Images Using Image Extraction Mode</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract images using image extraction mode using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImageExtractionMode</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Images using Image Extraction Mode (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Images+using+Image+Extraction+Mode+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473789533076984.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473789586853473.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\635473789587193574.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Replace Image In An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can replace an image in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ReplaceImageExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>13</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Replace Image in an Existing PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Replace+Image+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working with Stamps and Watermarks</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Footer in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Header in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Image in Footer of an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Image in Header of an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Image Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Image Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Page Number in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add PDF Page Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add PDF Page Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Text Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Add Text Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)
 - Change Position of a Stamp in a PDF file (Facades)
 - Extract Image from an Image Stamp (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithStampsWatermarks</FolderName>
              <Order>5</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Footer in a PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can to add the footer in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddFooterInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Footer in a PDF File</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Footer+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Header In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add a header in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddHeaderInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Header in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Header+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image In Footer Of An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an image in the footer of PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageInFooterOfExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image in Footer of an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Image+in+Footer+of+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image In Header Of An Existing PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an image in header of PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageInHeaderOfExistingPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image in Header of an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Image+in+Header+of+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image Stamp On All Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an image stamp on all pages in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageStampOnAllPagesInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Image+Stamp+on+All+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Image Stamp On Particular Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add an image stamp on particular pages in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageStampOnParticularPagesInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>6</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Image Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Image+Stamp+on+Particular+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose-logo.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Page Number In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the page number in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddPageNumberInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>7</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Page Number in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Page+Number+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input_new.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add PDF Page Stamp On All Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the PDF page stamp on all pages in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddPageStampOnAllPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>8</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add PDF Page Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+PDF+Page+Stamp+on+All+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\temp.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add PDF Page Stamp On Particular Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the PDF page stamp on particular pages in a PDF file uisng Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddPageStampOnParticularPagesInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>9</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add PDF Page Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+PDF+Page+Stamp+on+Particular+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\temp.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Text Stamp On All Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the text stamp on all pages in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddTextStampOnAllPagesInPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>10</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Text Stamp on All Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Text+Stamp+on+All+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Text Stamp On Particular Pages In A PDF File</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the text stamp on particular pages in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddTextStampOnParticularPages</FolderName>
                  <Order>11</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Text Stamp on Particular Pages in a PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Text+Stamp+on+Particular+Pages+in+a+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Change Position Of A Stamp In A PDF file</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how can move a stamp in a particular page in PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ChangePositionOfAStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>12</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Change Position of a Stamp in a PDF file (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Change+Position+of+a+Stamp+in+a+PDF+file+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract Image From An Image Stamp</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract the image from an image stamp in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractImageFromImageStamp</FolderName>
                  <Order>13</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract Image from an Image Stamp (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+Image+from+an+Image+Stamp+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With PDF Printing (Facades)</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Checking Print Job Status
 - PDF to PostScript conversion
 - Printing Different Page Range to Different Paper Sourcetrays
 - Printing pages in Simplex and Duplex mode
 - Printing PDF File to Default Printer using Printer and Page Settings (Facades)
 - Printing PDF to an XPS File and Hiding Print Dialog (Facades)
 - Printing PDF to an XPS Printer (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithPDFPrinting(Facades)</FolderName>
              <Order>6</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Printing Different Page Range To Different Paper Sourcetrays</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can print even and odd page numbers to different sources using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>PrintingDifferentPageRange</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Printing Different Page Range to Different Paper Sourcetrays</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Printing+Different+Page+Range+to+Different+Paper+Sourcetrays</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\NewInput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\temp.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Attachments (Facades)</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Attachment from a File in an Existing PDF (Facades)
 - Add Attachment from a Stream in an Existing PDF (Facades)
 - Delete All Attachments from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Extract All Attachments to Disk from Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Attachment Names from a PDF Document (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithAttachments(Facades)</FolderName>
              <Order>7</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Attachment From A File In An Existing PDF (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the attachement in an existing PDF file using Aspose.PDF for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddAttachment</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Attachment from a File in an Existing PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Attachment+from+a+File+in+an+Existing+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Attachment From A Stream In An Existing PDF (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add attachment from a stream to an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddAttachmentFromStream</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Attachment from a Stream in an Existing PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Attachment+from+a+Stream+in+an+Existing+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Delete All Attachments From An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can delete all attachments from an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DeleteAllAttachments</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Delete All Attachments from an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Delete+All+Attachments+from+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Extract All Attachments To Disk From Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can extract all the attachments from existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ExtractAllAttachmentsToDisk</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Extract All Attachments to Disk from Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Extract+All+Attachments+to+Disk+from+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get Attachment Names From A PDF Document (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get attachment names from the PDF document using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetAttachmentNames</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get Attachment Names from a PDF Document (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+Attachment+Names+from+a+PDF+Document+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Document (Facades)</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Get PDF file information (Facades)
 - Set PDF File Information (Facades)
 - Set Viewer Preference of an existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get XMP Metadata of an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Set XMP Metadata of an existing PDF (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithDocument(Facades)</FolderName>
              <Order>8</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get PDF File Information (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this exsmple, we will see how we can get file specific information of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetPDFFileInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get PDF file information (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+PDF+file+information+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set PDF File Information (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we canset the file specific information of a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetPDFFileInformation</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set PDF File Information (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Set+PDF+File+Information+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set Viewer Preference Of An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can change the viewer preference in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET,</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetViewerPreference</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set Viewer Preference of an existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Set+Viewer+Preference+of+an+existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Get XMP Metadata Of An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can get XMP metadata from a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>GetXMPMetadata</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Get XMP Metadata of an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+XMP+Metadata+of+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Set XMP Metadata Of An existing PDF (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the XMP metadata in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>SetXMPMetadata</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Set XMP Metadata of an existing PDF (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Set+XMP+Metadata+of+an+existing+PDF+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Working With Forms (Facades)</Title>
              <Description>This section includes the following topics:

 - Add Form Field in an Existing PDF file (Facades)
 - Add List Item in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Copy Inner Field in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Copy Outer Field in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Decorate All Fields of a Particular Type in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Decorate a Particular Form Field in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Delete Form Field from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Delete List Item from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Export Data to FDF from a PDF File (Facades)
 - Export Data to XFDF from a PDF File (Facades)
 - Export Data to XML from a PDF File (Facades)
 - Fill Form Fields in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Fill Form fields using DataTable
 - Flatten All Fields in an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Button Option Values from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Current Button Option Value from an Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Form Field Facade Values from Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Get Value of a Form Field from a PDF Document (Facades)
 - Import Data from FDF into a PDF File (Facades)
 - Import Data from XFDF into a PDF File (Facades)
 - Import Data from XML into a PDF File (Facades)
 - Move Form Field to a New Location in Existing PDF File (Facades)
 - Set JavaScript for Push Button (Facades)
 - Set Submit Button URL in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</Description>
              <FolderName>WorkingWithForms(Facades)</FolderName>
              <Order>9</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add Form Field In An Existing PDF file (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the form field in an existing PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddFormField</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add Form Field in an Existing PDF file (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+Form+Field+in+an+Existing+PDF+file+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Add List Item In An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can add the list items in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET,</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddListItem</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Add List Item in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Add+List+Item+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Copy Inner Field In An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can copy the field at the same location in the same file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CopyInnerField</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Copy Inner Field in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Copy+Inner+Field+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+(Facades)</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Copy Outer Field In An Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can copy a form field from an external PDF file and then add it to the input PDF file at the same location and the specified page number using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>CopyOuterField</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Copy Outer Field in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url>http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Copy+Outer+Field+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input_form.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Decorate All Fields of a Particular Type in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</Title>
                  <Description>In this example, we will see how we can decorate all the form fields of a particular type in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for .NET.</Description>
                  <FolderName>DecorateAllFieldsOfParticularType</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Decorate All Fields of a Particular Type in an Existing PDF File (Facades)</DisplayName>
                    <Url> http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Decorate+All+Fields+of+a+Particular+Type+in+an+Existing+PDF+File+%28Facades%29</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\input_form.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
          </Folders>
        </Folder>
      </Folders>
    </Folder>
    <Folder>
      <Title>Knowledge Base</Title>
      <Description>This section includes examples related to the following topics: 

- Tips and Tricks
- Technical Articles
- Known Issues
- Migration from Earlier Versions of Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Migration from Adobe Acrobat Automation to Aspose
- Use Aspose.Pdf for .NET in Other Programming Languages
- Integration with Aspose.Total Components</Description>
      <FolderName>KnowledgeBase</FolderName>
      <Order>2</Order>
      <Folders>
        <Folder>
          <Title>Technical Articles</Title>
          <Description>This section includes examples related to the following topics: 

- Aspose.Pdf.Generator Articles
- Aspose.Pdf.Facades Articles
- Aspose.Pdf Articles</Description>
          <FolderName>TechnicalArticles</FolderName>
          <Order>1</Order>
          <Folders>
            <Folder>
              <Title>Aspose.Pdf.Generator Articles</Title>
              <Description>This Section includes examples related to following topics: 

- Adding Image in table Cell
- Bind XML and work with individual objects
- Display Currency symbol with table values
- Export Excel Worksheet data into PDF table
- Fonts embedding while creating PDF
- How to Convert an Image to PDF
- How to Convert a text file to PDF
- How to convert HTML to PDF using InLineHTML approach
- How to Convert MemoryStream Image to PDF
- How to Create MultiLayer PDF document
- How to Create PDF A 1 with Aspose.Pdf
- How to dynamically set columns width in a Table row
- How to Figure out if the table will break in current page
- How to Remove Hyperlinks from Text during HTML to PDF conversion
- How to Set page orientation according to image dimensions
- Image and Page Number in Header Footer section
- Performance Improvement while converting TIFF to PDF
- Placing a text around an image
- Read Database, Create PDF and send it as an attachment with email
- Table in Header Footer section
- Using hyphenation while creating PDF</Description>
              <FolderName>AsposePdfGeneratorArticles</FolderName>
              <Order>1</Order>
              <Examples>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert Text File to PDF</Title>
                  <Description>This example explains how to easily and efficiently convert a text file to PDF using Aspose.Pdf.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertTextFileToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>1</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>How to Convert a text file to PDF</DisplayName>
                    <Url>How+to+Convert+a+text+file+to+PDF</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\test.txt</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\output.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Convert an Image to PDF</Title>
                  <Description>Images are one of the major data components beside text information, which are shared among different users. Sharing the Images in PDF format is also a very convenient way. Keeping this aspect in mind, Aspose.Pdf has been designed to support the conversion of Images into PDF format.

In our DOM (document object model) every PDF file is comprised of sections, and each section contains paragraphs. Whereas a paragraph can comprise of text, and image file, Table, Floating Box, Graph, Heading, form field or an attachment. So in order to convert and image file into PDF format, we must enclose it into a paragraph.

To add an image, simply create an object of Image class, add the image to paragraphs collection of a section, specify the location where an image is placed and specify the image type. For that reason we have a class named ImageInfo which offers the capability to define the image source. This examples explains the concept of converting an image to PDF in detail.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ConvertImageToPDF</FolderName>
                  <Order>2</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>How to   Convert an Image to PDF</DisplayName>
                    <Url>How+to+++Convert+an+Image+to+PDF</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose.bmp</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose.tif</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\jpegOutput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\resizedBmpOutput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\tifOutput.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Image and Page Number in Header Footer section</Title>
                  <Description>While creating a document we often require adding a watermark in the Header/Footer section of the PDF file. Whereas a watermark can be a text logo or an image file. Aspose.Pdf facilitates you to add both image and text information into the Header/Footer section. Sometimes we may require adding the page number information in the Header/Footer section. To server this purpose, Aspose.Pdf has a set of replaceable symbols, where Replaceable symbols are special symbols in text string that can be replaced with corresponding content at run time. $P displays total number of pages in the document &amp; $p displays the page number of current page in the document.
For more information and details of supported replaceable symbols offered by Aspose.Pdf please visit http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfjava/Replaceable+Symbols.

This example displays Image in Header section and Page number information in Footer section of the PDF file.</Description>
                  <FolderName>ImagePageNumberInHeaderFooter</FolderName>
                  <Order>3</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Image  and  Page Number in Header Footer section</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Image++and++Page+Number+in+Header+Footer+section</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\pdfWithHeaderAndPageNos.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Table in Header Footer Section</Title>
                  <Description>This example describes addition of Table in Header section of a PDF. The header of a page uses the top margin area of the page, which means the height of the header can't be larger than the top margin of the page. Similarly, Footer is a special area on the bottom of the page and uses the bottom margin area of the page. If the Header or Footer is larger than the top or bottom margin of the page respectively, the top or bottom margin will be enlarged automatically.</Description>
                  <FolderName>TableInHeaderFooter</FolderName>
                  <Order>4</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Table in Header Footer section</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Table+in+Header+Footer+section</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\asposelogo.png</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Table_in_Header.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
                <Example>
                  <Title>Adding Image in Table Cell</Title>
                  <Description>According to our DOM (Document Object Model) a document is composed of Sections. Where a section may be a Header/Footer or a body of the document. A section contains one or more paragraphs, and a paragraph may be an Image, a text, a form field, Heading, FloatingBox, graph, attachment, or a table. Whereas, a table has a collection of Rows, a row has a collection of Cells and a cell is a collection of Paragraphs. So, as according to our DOM, a table cell may contain any of the paragraph elements specified above which also includes images. One must have a clear understanding of cell width, especially when displaying an image in table cell, so that the image width should be fixed according to the width of a cell, in order to display it properly. Width of an Image can be fixed by setting the FixWidth property of ImageInfo class. In this case the image is scaled to the fixed width of table cell. This example discusses this concept in detail.</Description>
                  <FolderName>AddImageInTableCell</FolderName>
                  <Order>5</Order>
                  <DocLink>
                    <DisplayName>Adding Image in table Cell</DisplayName>
                    <Url>Adding+Image+in+table+Cell</Url>
                  </DocLink>
                  <InputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\aspose.jpg</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </InputFiles>
                  <OutputFiles>
                    <DataFile>
                      <Path>..\Data\Image_in_Cell.pdf</Path>
                    </DataFile>
                  </OutputFiles>
                  <Type>Console</Type>
                </Example>
              </Examples>
            </Folder>
          </Folders>
        </Folder>
      </Folders>
    </Folder>
  </Folders>
</Data>