You can set flags to specify various characteristics of supported annotations. These privileges include printing, degraded printing, content modification, content copying, filling in of PDF forms and many more.Īspose.PDF Cloud Node.js SDK supports various types of annotations, such as text annotation, circle annotation, polygon annotation, polyline annotation, line annotation, square annotation, free text annotation, Highlight annotation, Underline annotation, squiggle annotation, strikeout annotation, caret annotation, ink annotation, link annotation, popup annotation, file attachment annotation, sound annotation, movie annotation, screen annotation, widget annotation, watermark annotation, trap network (TrapNet) annotation, printer mark annotation, redaction annotation, rubber stamp annotation, and rich media annotation. You can also set document access privileges for PDF files. You can choose from “Textbox” mode for preserving the original look of the PDF file or “Flow” mode for multi-level analysis with a focus on being maximally editable. Moreover, Aspose.PDF Cloud Node.js SDK allows you to control how a PDF document is converted into a Word processing document. Similarly Aspose.PDF Cloud Node.js SDK allows you to convert PDF to BMP, PDF EMF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, DOC, EPUB, HTML, LaTex, MOBIXML, PDFA, PPTX, SVG, XLS, XLSX, XML, and XPS. You can also convert PDF (with XFA Forms) to PDF with AcroForm. Using it you can convert EPUB, HTML, LaTeX, MHT, PCL, DOC, MOBIXML, PDFA, PPTX, SVG, TIFF, XLS, XLSX, XML, XPS, PS, XSLFo, PCL, BMP, EMF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF, to PDF. The PDFCreator setup has been created with Cloud Node.js SDK lets you convert to and from PDF to various other popular file formats. UninstallString key contains the complete path to the uninst000.exe created by the setup.ģ. I looked into the registry to find it out.Ģ.
regUninstallString contains the ProductID of PDFCreator. Set objRun = WSHShell.Run( strUninstallString & " /SILENT /NORESTART", 1, true )ġ. StrUninstallString = WshShell.RegRead ( regUninstallString ) RegUninstallString = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\\UninstallString" Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") In case someone wants to automate the uninstall as well, here is a little vb script that might help:
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