Create PDF documents compliant with FDA technical specifications using Aspose.PDF for .NET

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The FDA have a technical specification document that describes their requirements for receiving PDF content - https://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/UCM163565.pdf.

At a high level they require that …the PDF generator (ASPOSE) creates PDF files that are readable by Adobe Acrobat X, should not require additional software or plug-ins to be read and navigated. If plug-ins are used during the creation of a PDF document, prior to submitting the document, ensure that a plug-in is not needed for review or archive.

The document also refers to compliance to a series of ISO standards relating to PDF content: PDF (ISO 32000-1), PDF/A-1 (ISO 19005-1:2005) and PDF/A-2 (ISO 19005-2:2011).

Does Aspose have a position on compliance to the FDA requirements document or compliance to the ISO standards: ISO 32000-1, ISO 19005-1:2005 and ISO 19005-2:2011?

Thanks

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@proberts,

Using Aspose.Pdf API, all output PDF documents are readable with Acrobat versions including Adobe Acrobat X. You do not need any additional software or plug-ins for reading and navigation purposes. The Professional version of Acrobat includes a pre-flight feature which can check, change, and verify various features of the PDF. The predefined pre-flights include a number of PDF/A variations. Acrobat produces standards-compliant files and Aspose.Pdf API mimics its behavior.

Besides this, you can get a 30 day temporary license for the testing purposes. A temporary license is a time-restricted full license that lets you test every aspect of the API before buying it. Please refer to these help topics: Get a 30 day Temporary License and Apply License to Aspose.Pdf for .NET API