PDFXplorer is a small application that lets you explore the internals of any PDF file.
It shows the PDF file in a tree structure, matching the PDF structure in the file. It can be used
to debug a wide range of PDF problems, from invalid references to damaged page content. PDFXplorer
supports all PDF versions, its PDF engine being version independent. Also encrypted PDF files are
supported.
PDFXplorer toolkit has been developed entirely in C#, being 100% managed code. |
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Inspect PDF files at the lowest level |
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Tree representation of PDF structure |
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Support for any PDF version |
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Support RC4 and AES encrypted files |
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Hex and text viewers for streams |
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Export streams to disk |
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