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PDFspy is the ultimate “get info” utility for your PDF documents. It can extract a comprehensive list of attributes from a PDF file into an XML-based format.
Features and enhancements include:
Support for PDF 1.7 (Acrobat X)
Improved reliability with a wider variety of PDF files
element now shows CMYK separations that are actually used by text and vector elements
New element that shows the number of shading objects in PDF file
Several new checks for -validate option
Restored output being written to stdout if -o option not used, recommend using -quiet option when writing to stdout
Fixed calculation of page labels
Improved text extraction algorithm
Calculates color simulation values for ICCBased, Separation and DeviceN colorspaces
Improved Unicode, ISO Latin and AdobePDF character set support
Some examples of the many types of information pdfGetAttrs can extract:
Page information (count, size, boxes)
Fonts usage (name, type, embedding & subset status)
Colorspaces used (alternates, separation names, index bases)
Images (size, resolution, compression, colorspace)
Use of transparency, smooth shadings and patterns
Presence (or absence) of hidden text and optional content/layers
Hyperlinks (size, location and destination)
Annotations (size, location, type, contents, colors)
PDF/X compliance (including output intent details)
Metadata (info dictionary & XMP)
Security and Encryption settings
Use pdfSpy for:
Asset management system: extract page count, metadata, font & image information
Document management: determine text or image only documents, extract comments
Preflight: extract information about colorspaces, compression & font types
Developers: easily examine the structure of complex PDF documents
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| Annual support for PDFspyOne-year of telephone/email support (during Apago's business hours M-F 9am - 6pm Eastern Time) and all software upgrades.
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