Java is a programming language used around the world.
PDF files are a filetype developed by Adobe, specifically on their Acrobat systems. One of the major advantages of PDF files is that they retain their formatting when being transferred across systems. Once created it is also more difficult to change them than a typical Word document. Java is a programming language widely used around the world, mainly for online applications. Opening a PDF in Java is easily accomplished using an Open Source Java tool.
Instructions
Using ICEpdf
1. Go to the ICEpdf located in the Resources section. Click on the ".zip Binary Release Bundle", if you are a Windows user. Click on the ".zip Source Release Bundle" if you are a Linux user.
2. Unpack the .zip file by double clicking on it and then clicking "Unzip" or "Unpack" depending on your software. Install the software by clicking on the "Install" EXE file and following the instructions.
3. Click on the ICEpdf icon to open the program. Click on "File" and "Open" to open a browser window. Locate the PDF you wish to run with JAVA and click "Open".
Using gnujpdf
4. Click on the "Download" button on the gnujpdf resource. Unzip the file by double clicking on it and clicking "Unzip" and then install the program by clicking on the EXE file.
5. Locate the program where you installed it and double click on the icon.
6. Click on the "Open" button and locate the PDF to read the file.
Using JPedal
7. Go to the JPedal website in the Resources section. Enter your email address and click on the "Submit" button to download the program.
8. Unzip the file by double clicking on it and clicking on "Unzip." Install the file using the EXE file in the unzipped folder.
9. Double click on the icon to open the program. Click on "File" and "Open" to open a browser window. Locate the PDF you wish you view and click "Open".
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