Crops the content area of one or more pages in a PDF file.
Sub CropPages(From As Long,
To As Long,
Left As Double,
Top As Double,
Right As Double,
Bottom As Double)
N/A.
The page numbers use zero-based indexes, meaning that the first page has a number of 0.
The crop coordinates are based on the top-left corner of the pre-cropped page, using a dimension of points. 1 point is 1/72 inch (there are 72 points in an inch). 1 inch is 25.4 millimeters.
The final page will be as wide as Right - Left and as tall as Bottom - Top, provided that the specified coordinates define a valid crop. Note that CropPages cannot expand the content, it can only shrink or keep it unchanged. The function may automatically adjust the user-specified coordinates in order to ensure that the post-crop rectangle is within the pre-crop rectangle. An error occurs if the crop would cause the page size to be 0 or negative.
Set oProcessor = CreateObject("easyPDF.PDFProcessor.7")
Set oProcessorHandle = oProcessor.OpenFile("C:\input.pdf", "C:\input.pdf")
' crop the first 5 pages 1 inch on the left and top, 6x9 inches big
oProcessorHandle.CropPages 0, 4, _
72, 72, 7 * 72, 10 * 72
oProcessorHandle.Close
Dim oProcessor As PDFProcessor = New PDFProcessor
Dim oProcessorHandle As PDFProcessorHandle = oProcessor.OpenFile("C:\input.pdf", "C:\input.pdf")
oProcessorHandle.CropPages(0, 4, _
72, 72, 7 * 72, 10 * 72)
oProcessorHandle.Close()
PDFProcessor oProcessor = new PDFProcessor();
PDFProcessorHandle oProcessorHandle = oProcessor.OpenFile(@"C:\input.pdf", @"C:\input.pdf", null);
oProcessorHandle.CropPages(0, 4,
72, 72, 7 * 72, 10 * 72);
oProcessorHandle.Close();