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As a developer, I would like to view MHT files (web archives)

While a number of web files are supported in PrizmDoc, MHT currently is not. Adding support for this format will allow users a slightly better option than viewing standard HTML pages as these pages could link to images, etc that would otherwise be...

Created 17 Aug 05:36pm by Guest

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As a BarcodeXpress Linux Developer, I would like the exact build numbers to be available in the product files for BarcodeXpress Linux

As a BarcodeXpress Linux Developer, I would like the exact build numbers to be available in the product files for BarcodeXpress Linux. This would help us track upgrades more easily.

Created 6 Apr 08:49pm by Thomas Pannozzo

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As a developer, I would like to automatically have users notified when there has been a long period of inactivity

A customer is implementing a feature in their project, where they monitor key strokes and mouse movements to see if a user is still active on the opened document. If they find that no activity has happened for a certain period of time, their app w...

Created 1 Apr 07:51pm by Howard Means

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Hosting for ACS in Europe

With recent laws governing the physical location of data storage in the EU, there is a requirement for many European companies to only have their data stored in the EU. Also there can be no automatic failover to a hosting region outside of the EU,...

Created 17 Nov 02:06pm by Deleted User

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As a user of PrizmDoc Viewer I would like table formatting from PDFs to be retained when these tables are copied to the clipboard

There are times when users need to take content that's in a document they've loaded into PrizmDoc Viewer and paste it on to a different document. Being able to retain the text formatting in the case where you're dealing with tables will be immense...

Created 26 Mar 02:15pm by Guest

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As a developer, I would like ImageGear C/C++ to support the JPEG XL file type

I would like the JPEG XL file type to be added as a supported file format for ImageGear C/C++. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL.

Created 24 Mar 07:55pm by Guest

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As a user, I would like to marge files and have a table of contents created in the output

A user is showing interest in being able to merge multiple documents into a single output file. And, from that, they would like PrizmDoc to build a table of contents into the output file. Having this capability would allow users to compose documen...

Created 22 Mar 07:27pm by Howard Means

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As a developer, I would like to support clickable comment icons on PDF pages

A customer has a PDF file that contains a comment on its page. In adobe Acrobat, double-clicking on this comment icon will perform its designated action (for exampple, open a local PDF file). The customer would like to do the same in PrizmDoc View...

Created 10 Mar 08:00pm by Howard Means

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As a customer I would like PrizmDoc to support RFC 5987 encoded EML attachments

Why is it useful: It increases the usability for viewing all types of emails in PrizmDoc. Who would benefit from it: Customers trying to view emails with RFC 5987 encoded attachments. How should it work: The attachments should be viewable in the...

Created 11 Jun 02:13pm by Guest

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As a PrizmDoc user I would like the product to render very thin lines with a minimal thickness so they are always visible

There are PDFs with CAD content that contain lines that are too thin to see in the viewer. Other viewers such as Acrobat seem to set a minimum thickness for rendering lines so they are always at least one pixel wide and therefore visible. Doing so...

Created 5 Mar 07:33pm by Guest

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As a developer, I would like to view MHT files (web archives)

As a BarcodeXpress Linux Developer, I would like the exact build numbers to be available in the product files for BarcodeXpress Linux

As a developer, I would like to automatically have users notified when there has been a long period of inactivity

Hosting for ACS in Europe

As a user of PrizmDoc Viewer I would like table formatting from PDFs to be retained when these tables are copied to the clipboard

As a developer, I would like ImageGear C/C++ to support the JPEG XL file type

As a user, I would like to marge files and have a table of contents created in the output

As a developer, I would like to support clickable comment icons on PDF pages

As a customer I would like PrizmDoc to support RFC 5987 encoded EML attachments

As a PrizmDoc user I would like the product to render very thin lines with a minimal thickness so they are always visible

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As a developer, I would like to view MHT files (web archives)

As a BarcodeXpress Linux Developer, I would like the exact build numbers to be available in the product files for BarcodeXpress Linux

As a developer, I would like to automatically have users notified when there has been a long period of inactivity

Hosting for ACS in Europe

As a user of PrizmDoc Viewer I would like table formatting from PDFs to be retained when these tables are copied to the clipboard

As a developer, I would like ImageGear C/C++ to support the JPEG XL file type

As a user, I would like to marge files and have a table of contents created in the output

As a developer, I would like to support clickable comment icons on PDF pages

As a customer I would like PrizmDoc to support RFC 5987 encoded EML attachments

As a PrizmDoc user I would like the product to render very thin lines with a minimal thickness so they are always visible