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Ok, I've done the required changes... now show me your content!- Denis
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- Joined: 29 Dic 2015 - 15:37
- coolsoft
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- Joined: 25 Mar 2012 - 01:19
Need to split your requests:
Denis wrote:But once you product installed on my "old laptop" (Windows 8) the .pdf properties are not shown in EXPLORER columns (no title, object, author and keywords).
- Are you showing the same files on the same disk?
I mean, do both Win7 and Win8 access the same files on a common network share or, maybe, Win8 reads them through the network while Win7 directly on C: drive?
Remember that network access it way more slower for such an IO intensive task like PDF parsing. - Does Explorer hang even on no PDF folders? The extension is called by explorer.exe only for .pdf files.
Denis wrote:By the way, is it possible to add more properties to .pdf files (categories, comments etc with which EDITOR ?) and display them in EXPLORER columns with your PDF properties extension.
PDFPropertyExtension actually parses the following fields: Title, Author, Category, Comments, Company, Subject, Keywords, Producer, Creator.
These fields names are translated for each Windows version, so it's not so easy for me to tell you how they are named on your system.
The best way to find them out is the following:
- right click on a PDF file, then select Properties and open the Details tab
- you'll see all the available fields (with their translated name) as in the second image here
- now right click on Explorer columns and check the needed columns, or select the last item (Others...) to find them out
If you still have a PDF file with a missing field (shown by Acrobat Reader info dialog but not by PDFPropertyExtension) feel free to post that PDF file here (or privately through the contact form) and I'll have a look.
Denis wrote:Ready to pay for it as it is for commercial use.
No need for it, PDFPropertyExtension is free even for commercial use.
If you like it and it's useful for your job, feel free to donate as much as you like.
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