Thanks for the info. I am working on Win32 and I have been using PDF::Reuse for well over twelve months. But the documents I was handling were very simple, mainly commercial documents, and PDF::Reuse worked extremely well and is blindingly fast at producing VERY compact documents.

I found a mailing list for the module yesterday on Google and I got a response this morning from the module author saying pretty much the same thing. He did also say that the concatenation process has on one ocassion not worked for him. So it seems that prSinglePage it is!

In the meantime I have re-written my code using PDF::API2 and it is working well, but I prefer PDF::Reuse for its speed.

jdtoronto

In reply to Re^2: PDF::Reuse issue with streams by jdtoronto
in thread PDF::Reuse issue with streams by jdtoronto

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