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Adds the ability to render SVG images to PDF.
Features
- Added the ability to render SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) images to PDF.
- Added GcPdfDocument.OptimizeFonts() method which optimizes font usage by merging subsets of same fonts, and by removing duplicate and unused fonts.
- An arbitrary PDF can now be linearized ("fast web view") by loading it into GcPdfDocument and saving with SaveMode.Linearized parameter passed to an appropriate Save()/Sign() method overload.
- When using a Security Handler Revision 4 or earlier with unspecified owner password, it is now set to user password. This behavior is consistent with PDF spec.
- Breaking changes affecting all GrapeCity.Documents packages:
- GrapeCity.Documents.Common package has been removed, types defined in it have been moved to GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging.
- GrapeCity.Documents.Common.Windows package has been replaced by GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging.Windows.
- GrapeCity.Documents.Pdf.Resources has been removed, types defined in it have been moved to GrapeCity.Documents.Pdf.
- Breaking changes:
- GcPdfDocument.Linearized property is now read-only (was read-write). Use GcPdfDocument.Save(.., SaveMode.Linearized) to linearize the current document.
