Identification of PDF preservation risks with Apache Preflight: a first impression
19 December 2012
The PDF format contains various features that may make it difficult to access content that is stored in this format in the long term. Examples include (but are not limited to):
- Encryption features, which may either restrict some functionality (copying, printing) or make files inaccessible altogether.
- Multimedia features (embedded multimedia objects may be subject to format obsolescence)
- Reliance on external features (e.g. non-embedded fonts, or references to external documents)
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Apache-Preflight
- Why PDF/A validation matters, even if you don't have PDF/A - Part 2
- Identification of PDF preservation risks: analysis of Govdocs selected corpus
- Identification of PDF preservation risks with Apache Preflight: the sequel
- Identification of PDF preservation risks with Apache Preflight: a first impression
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PDF
- Escape from the phantom of the PDF
- VeraPDF parse status as a proxy for PDF rendering: experiments with the Synthetic PDF Testset
- Identification of PDF preservation risks with VeraPDF and JHOVE
- On The Significant Properties of Spreadsheets
- PDF processing and analysis with open-source tools
- Policy-based assessment with VeraPDF - a first impression
- PDF/A as a preferred, sustainable format for spreadsheets?
- Why PDF/A validation matters, even if you don't have PDF/A - Part 2
- Why PDF/A validation matters, even if you don't have PDF/A
- When (not) to migrate a PDF to PDF/A
- Identification of PDF preservation risks: analysis of Govdocs selected corpus
- Identification of PDF preservation risks with Apache Preflight: the sequel
- What do we mean by "embedded" files in PDF?
- Identification of PDF preservation risks with Apache Preflight: a first impression
- PDF – Inventory of long-term preservation risks
