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PDF to JavaFXML conversion – Creating a JavaFXML application with NetBeans: Adding images
In this blog I am going to show how you can include images to the scene graph, as a normal image or as a button. First of all we have to import the image library into the Sample.fxml file. This … Continue reading
PDF to HTML5 conversion – more control over output naming
It is amazing the ideas and suggestions people come up with for improving your software. We received a question on our forums asking if we could add an option in the single page output which allows the user to remove the … Continue reading
PDF to JavaFXML conversion – Creating a JavaFXML application with NetBeans: Adding Buttons
Just as promised in my previous blog, this blog post will add more functionality to that of the previous application. I am going to show how to add a button to the application using the fx:id in the fxml file … Continue reading
PDF to JavaFX conversion – Creating a JavaFX application using FXML with NetBeans
Following on from my previous blog. I will now give a walk through on how to create a simple JavaFX application using FXML (to define the UI) in the NetBeans 7.1 IDE. You will need this to run any converted PDF … Continue reading
PDF to HTML5 Conversion – Adding a navigation Bar to your HTML5 files
I are excited to announce one of the new updates which has been added to the current PDF to HTML5 conversion. Amongst other things the navBar have been updated and now has fully functional CSS3 buttons. Our navBar now has … Continue reading
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