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| DynamicPDF Merger.Net Main Page | DynamicPDF Merger.Net Performance Ease of use | DynamicPDF Merger.Net Flexibility PerformancePerformance was a major consideration during the development of Merger.NET. The techniques used to parse and manage the imported data are extremely fast and well designed. A configurable smart cache is employed that caches the structure and used data from an imported PDF document. Only the portions of the document that are used are cached and when a portion becomes unused it is removed from the cache. This results in extremely fast performance. Take a look at the examples page for some performance statistics.Ease of UseThe Merger.NET object model is intuitive and easy to learn. Two documents can be merged together and output to a file, Web Form, or Stream with just two lines of code: MergeDocument objDoc
= MergeDocument.Merge( @"C:\ DocA.pdf", @"C:\DocB.pdf" ); Documents can be appended to an instantiated MergeDocument with one line of code: objDoc.Append( @"C:\DocC.pdf" ); A page (or range of pages) can be appended to an instantiated MergeDocument object with one line of code: objDoc.Append( @"C:\DocC.pdf", 2, 1 ); FlexibilityThe Merger.NET object model is very flexible and can be used to achieve may PDF manipulation tasks. The MergeDocument object can be used to merge and append PDF documents. Pages from the resulting document can then be accessed and new content can be added to the pages.Merger.NET also includes an ImportedPage object that can be used to add content to an imported page using the Generator.NET object model. This object inherits from the Generator.NET's Page object and can have Page Elements or Custom Page Elements added to it. This is ideal for form filling or using an existing PDF document as a template. The included ImportedPageData object is a Page Element object that allows an imported page to be placed on a Generator.NET page and be scaled, shifted or rotated. This allows multiple pages from an existing PDF to be placed onto one page. This is ideal for pre-press work as well and using existing PDF documents as templates for portions of a page. Objects and methods are also included for reading the content from an imported page and for determining the number of pages in an imported PDF document. Generator.NET is included with Merger.NET. In fact, Merger.NET uses Generator.NET for all PDF output. When using Merger.NET, you have access to the Generator.NET object model including the Custom Page Element API.
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