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As the most feature complete HTML based PDF viewer, editor, and form filler for ASP.NET, RAD PDF offers a flexible yet powerful alternative to customary PDF solutions. Unlike Adobe Acrobat Reader, RAD PDF operates in almost any modern web browser without software or plugins.

Integrating directly with ASP.NET, you can use RAD PDF to control PDF content access, to populate PDF forms dynamically, and to facilitate PDF modifications. RAD PDF offers unparalleled tools to analyze and edit PDF files both client-side and server-side.

Whether you utilize the built-in web browser interface or implement your own via the extensive developer API, RAD PDF is ready "out of the box" for startup and enterprise use alike. Scalable and secure, the technology behind RAD PDF has been exposed to millions of real web users in our free PDF editor.

RAD PDF Release Notes

This file is updated with general information about changes made to RAD PDF

Version 3.39

Experimental text redaction for whiteout shapes and other improvements

Feature Updates

• Added a fix for PDF files with an invalid CID font type
• Content layer text can now optionally be redacted under any PdfWhiteoutShape object (experimental; images and vectors are not removed)
• PdfAnnotation.Hidden property added
• PdfAnnotation.NoView property added
• PdfWebControl.EnableRedaction / PdfWebControlLite.EnableRedaction properties
• PdfWhiteoutShape.RedactText property added

Bug Fixes

• The calculated font size of a PdfCheckField check mark was sometimes too small if the bounding box was also small

Released 2023-09-12 (download)

Version 3.38

Support for Windows arm64 and other improvements

Feature Updates

• NuGet now includes Windows arm64 binary (win-arm64)
• PdfDocumentSettings.DisableRedaction enum added for future use (experimental)
• PdfWhiteoutShape can now be set to a custom color (PdfWhiteoutShape.FillColor property)

Bug Fixes

• PdfSignatureShape's Changeable=false property didn't work if PopupInput=false
• Uploaded images with EXIF orientation data caused those images to appear incorrectly on screen relative to output

Released 2023-07-19 (download)