Advanced operations

Advanced Operations is a section about how to deals with existing PDF files programatically, be they documents created with Aspose.PDF as discussed in Basic Operations, or PDFs created with Adobe Acrobat, Google Docs, Microsoft Office, Open Office or any other PDF producer.

Using Python to perform advanced operations with PDFs via a C++ library can be a powerful combination. Integrating Python with a C++ library allows for efficient and high-performance processing of PDF files. Aspose.PDF for Python via C++ is a popular choice due to its extensive features and performance.

This article explains how to implement your PDF needs at an advanced level by showcasing Code snippets:

• Merge multiple PDF files into a single document or split a PDF into individual pages.
• Split your PDF into individual files for the ability to share this file, reduce its size, or highlight the information you need.
• Encrypt or decrypt PDF documents for security purposes.
• Optimize PDF documents for high performance and efficiency.
• Work with pages in PDF documents. You can add pages to existing PDFs, rotate PDFs, or set page sizes with Python via C++.

By combining the flexibility and ease of use of Python with the performance and capabilities of a C++ library, you can unlock a wide range of advanced PDF operations for your applications.

You’ll learn different ways to:

• Working with Documents - compress, split, and merge documents and make other operations with the whole document.
• Working with Pages - add, move or remove, crop pages, add watermarks, stamps, and etc.
• Encrypt, and Decrypt PDF - encrypt, and decrypt PDFs using Python.