Telerik.Windows.Documents.Fixed.Exceptions
Thrown when embedding a file whose name duplicates an existing embedded file name in the document.
Thrown when adding document JavaScript with a name that already exists in the PDF’s JavaScript name dictionary.
Thrown when a PDF action is malformed or unsupported during import or processing.
Thrown when an annotation has invalid properties or structure during import or processing.
Thrown when a graphics operator contains an invalid number of operands during PDF parsing.
Thrown when a PDF action type is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a PDF annotation type is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a character set format in the document is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when the document specifies a color space that the processing engine does not support.
Thrown when content uses a compression method that the processing engine does not support.
Thrown when a document uses an encryption method that is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a document’s encryption revision is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a stream or image specifies a filter that is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when the document references a font type that is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when the specified font family cannot be resolved or is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a PDF function dictionary specifies a function type that is not supported.
Thrown when an image format in the document is not supported by the processing engine.
Thrown when a shading or pattern dictionary uses a paint type that is not supported.
Thrown when an attempt is made to convert unsupported PDF primitive types.
Thrown when a predefined CMap name is not supported by the font or text extraction pipeline.
Thrown when content uses a reserved (disallowed) FlateDecode compression method not supported by the engine.
Thrown when a shading dictionary specifies a shading type that is not supported.
Thrown when an input stream lacks required capabilities (Read/Seek) or uses an unsupported stream type.
Thrown when a PDF XObject subtype is not supported by the processing engine.