One of the most common of the many font formats PDFs support is the Compact Font Format (CFF, also known as Type 2) – a condensed version of Adobe’s Type 1. CFF is not supported directly by browsers, but can be wrapped in OpenType (and derivatives like WOFF and EOT) along with a number…
Last time I looked at Three Ways to Put a Magazine Online as HTML5, and today we’ve put together part two of this PDF Conversion Clinic article where we’ll be showing you 3 more ways to put your magazine online using our online converter, using a sample PDF from Ancient Warfare Magazine with the kind…
We get a lot of non technical followers that contact us regarding the best way to put together a magazine, so we have been looking for some varied examples on line. At IDR Solutions our Systems Architect likes to slip his St Andrews MA in History into all his JavaOne presentations… So with the kind…
If you’ve converted your PDF files to HTML5 using our online converter, you may find that you’ll want to alter one of the pages. It could be that you’ve found a spelling mistake, it doesn’t have the right image and you want to change it or you’ve simply come up with something better for that…
The following article is co-authored by George Perry and Simon Lissack, developers at IDR Solutions who work on a variety of projects for the PDF to HTML5 Converter and JPedal Java PDF Library. In this article we’ll show you how to convert your PDF document to a HTML5 version and add an embeddable video to…
