Directory macros/latex2e/contrib/aeb_pro/aebxmp
The aebxmp Package Author: D. P. Story Dated: 2017-02-17
This is a package that requies the document author to have the full Acrobat application. In this case the dvips/Distiller, pdflatex, or xelatex workflow may be use to create the PDF.
The package provides commands for populating certain additional metadata, beyond that already provided by hyperref.
- Commands to set the copyright status, notice, and url fields (as seen in the Additional Metadata dialog accessed from the Document Properties > Description tab.
- (v2.0) Added support for two other fields found in the Additional Metadata dialog box: for populating Author Title and Description Writer.
- (v2.0) aebxmp also sets the value of Created as seen at the bottom of the Additional Metadata dialog box
- (v2.0) aebxmp defines the Authors command for setting multiple authors, the authors are accessible separately using Doc.info.Authors.
- (v2.0) Finally, aebxmp defines a command for setting custom document properties, this is seen on the Custom tab of the Document Properties dialog box.
- (v2.2) Added a Keywords command that takes a comma-delimited list of keywords, and creates an array of keywords. These keywords can be accessed individually using a special document-level JavaScript function.
- (v2.3) Rewrote some of the code so that now the XMP package is set using only E4X; removed all literal elements.
- (v2.3d) Added access functions getCopyrightStatus(), getCopyrightInfoURL(), getAuthorTitle(), and getDescriptionWriter().
- (v2.5) Extended aebxmp to include a non-Distiller workflow as long as the document author has the Acrobat application.
10. (v2.5a) Require insdljs dated 2016/07/31 to make colon syntax available. Values of customProperties can use the colon notation.
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