An invoice laid on a letterhead
An invoice laid on a letterhead somebody else made.
What an unlicensed copy looks like: the evaluation watermark the library stamps on every page.
Every other sample on this site is written with a licence key set. This one is the opposite: with no key, the library writes an evaluation copy and marks every page as one. It is here so that what you get before you buy is visible before you download anything.
In every other respect the evaluation build is complete: the same layout, the same tables, the same archival files. The watermark is the only difference, and setting a licence key removes it without changing a line of code.
The same document is written twice, once in each language. Both files are shown in full, with the code coloured on the server, and can be copied in one click.
The same document is written in each of these languages. Open the one you want to look at.
This document weighs 81,420 bytes, and weighed exactly as much before.
An evaluation copy draws its text line by line rather than with a font, so it carries no font and there was nothing in it to take out. See every document measured.
An invoice laid on a letterhead somebody else made.
A supply agreement standing on three PDF files the customer sent: a headed sheet under the front page, a plain sheet under every page the schedule runs to, and a page of conditions that goes in whole.
A form a reader fills in: text boxes, a check box, a drop-down, radio buttons.
A form that is also a PDF/A-3 file: every field already drawn, with a visible frame, expecting nothing from the reader's software.
A parts list whose first column is a picture rather than a word. Each picture is marked as one and carries the words a reader hears in its place, so nothing in the list is lost on somebody who cannot see it. Validates as PDF/A-3a and PDF/UA-1.
An electronic invoice: a PDF/A-3 file carrying its own XML.