Technical

1.1 What is PDFreactor?

1.2 What is the advantage of PDFreactor?

1.3 How does PDFreactor work?

1.4 Who typically uses PDFreactor?

1.5 Is PDFreactor a desktop application for end-users to create PDFs from any kind of documents?

1.6 Is PDFreactor a replacement for Adobe Acrobat or similar desktop software tools?

2.1 What is the typical integration scenario for PDFreactor?

2.2 How is PDFreactor integrated?

2.3 What is simplest way to integrate PDFreactor using the Java API?

2.4 Can I run PDFreactor on a system without a graphical environment such as X11 oder Xfvb?

2.5 Which modes of input does PDFreactor accept?

2.6 How can I render large documents when using the PDFreactor web service and one of the available wrapper APIs?

2.7 Can PDFreactor access documents form servers that require POST-data or cookies?

2.8 How do I set the license key in my PDFreactor application?

2.9 How can PDFreactor connect to a server using HTTPS?

3.1 How can I place a page break?

3.2 How can I avoid a page Break?

3.3 How can I place a footer?

3.4 How can I number my pages?

3.5 Are there any options to set the resolution of the generated PDFs?

4.1 What is the PDFreactor GUI Demo tool for?

4.2 Does PDFreactor support printing of any legacy HTML pages?

4.3 Does PDFreactor process any page which is viewable in a browser?

4.4 Which PDF version does PDFreactor support?

4.5 Does CSS support paged media?

4.6 Which HTML versions are supported?

4.7 Which CSS versions are supported?

4.8 Which fonts are supported?