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Working with Documents
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Working with PDF documents includes various functions. Managing the pages of a PDF file is an important part of this job. Aspose.Pdf.Facades provides the PdfFileEditor class for this purpose.
The PdfFileEditor class contains the methods which help manipulate individual pages; this class doesn’t edit or manipulate the contents of a page. You can insert a new page, delete an existing page, split the pages, or you can specify the imposition of the pages using PdfFileEditor.
The features provided by this class can be divided into three main categories: File Editing, PDF Imposition, and Splitting. We’re going to discuss these sections in detail below:
File Editing
The features which we can include in this section are Insert, Append, Delete, Concatenate, and Extract. You can insert a new page at a specified location using the Insert method, or append the pages at the end of the file. You can also delete any number of pages from the file using the Delete method, by specifying an integer array containing the numbers of pages to be deleted. The Concatenate method helps you to join pages from multiple PDF files. You can extract any number of pages using the Extract method, and save these pages into another PDF file or memory stream.
This section explores the capabilities of this class and explains the purpose of its methods.
Using Page Breaks
Page Break is a special feature that allows the reflow of the document.
PDF Imposition
Imposition is the process of arranging pages correctly prior to printing. PdfFileEditor provides two methods for this purpose: MakeBooklet and MakeNUp. The MakeBooklet method helps to arrange pages so that it’ll be easy to fold or bind them after printing; however, the MakeNUp method allows you to print multiple pages on one page of the PDF file.
Splitting
The splitting feature allows you to divide an existing PDF file into different parts. You can either split the front part of the PDF file or the rear part. As PdfFileEditor provides a variety of methods for splitting purposes, you can also split a file into individual pages or many sets of multiple pages.