<!-- Copyright (c) 2013 activePDF, Inc. -->
<!-- Example created 05/24/13 -->

<%
Dim intOpenOutputFile, strPath, intOpenInputFile, intCopyForm, _
 memPDF, intMergeFile

strPath = Server.MapPath(".") & "\"

' Instantiate Object
Set oTK = Server.CreateObject("APToolkit.Object")

' Here you can place any code that will alter the output file
' Such as adding security, setting page dimensions, etc.

' Create the new PDF file in memory
intOpenOutputFile = oTK.OpenOutputFile("MEMORY")
If intOpenOutputFile <> 0 Then
  ErrorHandler "OpenOutputFile", intOpenOutputFile
End If

' Open the template PDF
intOpenInputFile = oTK.OpenInputFile(strPath & "PDF.pdf")
If intOpenInputFile <> 0 Then
  ErrorHandler "OpenInputFile", intOpenInputFile
End If

' Here you can call any Toolkit functions that will manipulate
' the input file such as text and image stamping, form filling, etc.

' Copy the template (with any changes) to the new file
' Start page and end page, 0 = all pages
intCopyForm = oTK.CopyForm(0, 0)
If intCopyForm <> 1 Then
  ErrorHandler "CopyForm", intCopyForm
End If

' Close the new file to complete PDF creation
oTK.CloseOutputFile 

' Set the in memory PDF to a variable
memPDF = oTK.OutputByteStream()

' Toolkit can take a PDF in memory and use it as an input file
' Here we will use the PDF we just created in memory

' Create the final PDF on disk
intOpenOutputFile = oTK.OpenOutputFile(strPath & "final.pdf")
If intOpenOutputFile <> 0 Then
  ErrorHandler "OpenOutputFile", intOpenOutputFile
End If

' Prepare the in memory PDF to be used with Toolkit
oTK.InputByteStream = memPDF

' Now we can use 'MEMORY' as the filename with OpenInputFile or MergeFile
intMergeFile = oTK.MergeFile("MEMORY", 0, 0)
If intMergeFile <> 1 Then
  ErrorHandler "MergeFile", intMergeFile
End If

' Close the final file to complete PDF creation
oTK.CloseOutputFile 

' To save a PDF in memory to a file directly call SaveMemoryToDisk
oTK.SaveMemoryToDisk "SavedMemory.pdf"

' Release Object
Set oTK = Nothing

' Process Complete
Response.Write "Done!"

' Error Handling
Sub ErrorHandler(method, outputCode)
  Response.Write("Error in " & method & ": " & outputCode)
End Sub
%>