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Creating .PDF using Tcl/Tk Utilities in Capture 16.3

Goblin60

 All,

Here's somthing a little different. I'd like to export a .pdf using the application found in  Accesories--->Cadence Tcl/Tk utilites. This gizmo (when working) produces a searchable pdf which allows one to click on components within the pdf and see properties. I've seen this work in older versions of software. Here's the hitch; I need the postscript driver path for the .pdf editor Bluebeam. I can also use the postscript friver path for Adobe Acrobat Distiller but I prefer to use Bluebeam. Attached is a .png that shows you what I am refering to. Any info will be appreciated.

Cheers,

Ron Scott

  • baimage

     

    Nana111 said:

     Hi there

    I have tried to create PDF files using this code:

    /// <summary>
    /// create an empty PDFDocument
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="pageCount"></param>
    /// <returns></returns>
    public PDFDocument Create PDF Document(int pageCount)
    {
       return new PDFDocument(pageCount);
    }
    But it can now work.What's wrong with my code?Thanks for any suggestion .

     

    where is your sample project? and do you have the right pdf dll for this sample codes. and if it is compatible with this utility.

     

  • nandikkara

    Hi oldmouldy

    Can you tell me the command need to run capPdfUtil.tcl. This tcl script can be used to get the pdf of a  scheme without any additional requirements right? ( sorry i didnt understand the above comments thats y)

    Thanks in advance.

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