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How to add 3d annotation in pdf with pdf sdk in VBScript and ByteScout Premium Suite

Learning is essential in computer world and the tutorial below will demonstrate how to add 3d annotation in pdf with pdf sdk in VBScript

These source code samples are assembled by their programming language and functions they apply. ByteScout Premium Suite can add 3d annotation in pdf with pdf sdk. It can be applied from VBScript. ByteScout Premium Suite is the set that includes 12 SDK products from ByteScout including tools and components for PDF, barcodes, spreadsheets, screen video recording.

The SDK samples given below describe how to quickly make your application do add 3d annotation in pdf with pdf sdk in VBScript with the help of ByteScout Premium Suite. Simply copy and paste in your VBScript project or application you and then run your app! Enjoy writing a code with ready-to-use sample codes in VBScript.

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ThreeDAnnotation.vbs

      ' This example demonstrates how to create 3D annotation.

' Create Bytescout.PDF.Document object
Set pdfDocument = CreateObject("Bytescout.PDF.Document")
pdfDocument.RegistrationName = "demo"
pdfDocument.RegistrationKey = "demo"

Set comHelpers = pdfDocument.ComHelpers

' Add page
Set page1 = comHelpers.CreatePage(comHelpers.PAPERFORMAT_A4)
pdfDocument.Pages.Add(page1)

' Add 3D annotation from .u3d file
Set model = comHelpers.CreateThreeDData("box.u3d")
Set annotation = comHelpers.CreateThreeDAnnotation((model), 100, 100, 200, 200)
page1.Annotations.Add(annotation)

' Save document to file
pdfDocument.Save("result.pdf")

' Open document in default PDF viewer app
Set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
shell.Run "result.pdf", 1, false