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I am using bat script to call IvyTemplateEditor.exe and it worked well with version 1.49, but when trying to upgrade to 1.62 is gives: Error saving results to Excel: Could not load file or assembly 'DocumentFormat.OpenXml, Version=2.7.2.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=8fb06cb64d019a17' or one of its dependencies.
According to google it refers to a need for a new version of Open XML SDK 2.5 for Microsoft Office (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30425). I have not heard of it before. We have Office 2016. Should we just install that or could it be something else that has changed over the versions?

New in Version 1.62:

+ Added search "Trace" to see all the tokens found during code execution

+ Added new functions: FindRegex(), Find3rd()

- Fixed issue with some documents having non-standard page rotation

- Minor bug fixes

Hi Woyler,

A preferred way to register IvyPdf is by using IvyTemplateEditor.exe (Help/About/Apply License Code). Once it's registered on the machine it should work from anywhere.

SetLicense() method should work as well (it only needs to be done once), but please make sure there's file "ProtectIt.CryptoLicensing.dll" available in the project path.

Ivy also generates a demo key on the first run, so if it's your first try you don't need to do anything - it will work for 30 days.

Please let me know if you are still having this issue or have any other questions.

Thank you,
Andrew - IvyTools support

Hello.  I have downloaded IvyPDF_1.61.5 and I am testing in visual studio.  I generated the free license key, but cannot get past the license expired error message.  Can you assist?

IvyPdf.License.SetLicense("PcESwRb3IflK9t5TG2i2+pXBZIz124oZBJYhGL3pd8V31Zb4/P0anASv/Cz1+mZFQ2SAU0mrS5smvIpm8mLaIQ==")
 

Hello Tilutza,

Sorry to hear about your problem. Could you let me know what version of IvyPdf you are using?
I just tried opening it with 1.61.4 and it seems working fine. There were a few issue fixed recently, so I'm hoping this one has been fixed already. Could you please try it and confirm?

http://ivytools.net/downloads.html

Thank you,
Andrew - IvyTools Support

Hello! I am evaluating Ivy and it seems to work pretty well. However, I have a strange PDF which in Adobe Reader works. If I open in Ivy it gets' the error that "UglyToad.PdfPig.Core.PdfDocumentFormatException: 'Could not read the first token in the document at position 0.'".

Do you guys know why?
The code that reads PDF is the simplest one:


            PdfParser p = new PdfParser(IvyDocumentReader.ReadPdf(pdfFileName));
            var text = p.ExtractText();

            return p.Text;

The problematic PDF is at: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1malOKp5-M3ZKAXxdQ8mNal4mLpX24_iE

Hi Darrenforce,

Most likely it's caused by an issue with PDF annotations extraction. Would you be able to send me this PDF for a deeper look, assuming it's not confidential? (support@ivytools.net)

Meanwhile please try to uncheck "Read Annotations" in the Options page to see if it helps.

Thank you,
Andrew

This solved the issue

Thanks

After downloading the newest version 1.61.1 I am having the following error whenever I open some PDF files

Error: Could not find the Object 9 0 with type DictionaryToken

Could you advise what would be causing this.

Thanks

New in Version 1.61:

- Numerous fixes to the underlying PDF parsing engine.

+ Additional performance and stability improvements.

+ Basic support for extraction of PDF annotations (PDF forms, overlays and other content)