Apitron.PDF.Kit library for .NET
Assembly: Apitron.PDF.Kit (in Apitron.PDF.Kit.dll) Version: 2.0.37.0 (2.0.37.0)
This enum represents a level of PDFA standard.
Namespace: Apitron.PDF.Kit
Assembly: Apitron.PDF.Kit (in Apitron.PDF.Kit.dll) Version: 2.0.37.0 (2.0.37.0)
Syntax
Members
| Member name | Value | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 0 | Level A (accessible) conformance. It was intended to increase the accessibility of conforming files for physically impaired users by allowing assistive software, such as screen readers, to more precisely extract and interpret a file's contents. Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. | |
| B1 | 1 | Level B (basic) conformance. Level B conformance requires only that standards necessary for the reliable reproduction of a document's visual appearance be followed, while Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. | |
| A2 | 2 | Level A (accessible) conformance. It was intended to increase the accessibility of conforming files for physically impaired users by allowing assistive software, such as screen readers, to more precisely extract and interpret a file's contents. Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. | |
| B2 | 3 | Level B (basic) conformance. Level B conformance requires only that standards necessary for the reliable reproduction of a document's visual appearance be followed, while Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. | |
| U2 | 4 | Level U (unicode) conformance. PDF/A-2u, represents Level B conformance (PDF/A-2b) with the additional requirement that all text in the document have Unicode mapping. | |
| A3 | 5 | Level A (accessible) conformance. It was intended to increase the accessibility of conforming files for physically impaired users by allowing assistive software, such as screen readers, to more precisely extract and interpret a file's contents. Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. Part 3 of the standard, published on October 15, 2012, differs from PDF/A-2 in only one regard – it allows embedding of arbitrary file formats (such as XML, CSV, CAD, word-processing documents, spreadsheet documents, and others) into PDF/A conforming documents. | |
| A4 | 6 | Level A (accessible) conformance. It was intended to increase the accessibility of conforming files for physically impaired users by allowing assistive software, such as screen readers, to more precisely extract and interpret a file's contents. Level A conformance includes all Level B requirements in addition to features intended to improve a document's accessibility. Part 4 of the standard, based on PDF 2.0, is expected to be published in 2018. |
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