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HomeSupportKnowledge Base Information: Example Printer Version | Return to Search Get the height and width of an input PDF   Product Version Service Pack Code Samples   Toolkit Std Toolkit Pro 3.5.2 4.0 4.0 SR1 SP4 SP5 SP6 VBS ASP CF   Description   The following VBScript example demonstrates how to retrieve the height and width of the input PDF using the GetBoundingBox method. These files are required: 4pages.pdf - The input PDF. GetPageHeightWidth.vbs - Code detail provided below. Click here to download this example (includes required files): ' Variables     ' Input PDF     varInputFile = "4pages.pdf"      ' Instantiate Objects Set objTK = CreateObject("APToolkit.Object") ' Specify the PDF to use as the template varReturn = objTK.NumPages(varInputFile) If varReturn = 0 Then Error("NumPages") End If ' Loop through each page in the PDF For i = 1 To varReturn     ' Get the bounding box of the current page     objTK.GetBoundingBox varInputFile, i          ' Set the height and width to variables     varHeight = objTK.BBHeight     varWidth = objTK.BBWidth          ' Use a msgbox to display results     Msgbox "Page " & i & ": Height=" & varHeight & " Width=" & varWidth Next ' Close the input PDF we are done objTK.CloseInputFile ' Release Object Set objTK = Nothing ' Error Handling Sub Error(Method)     Msgbox "'" & Method & "' failed with a '" & varReturn & _             "'" & VBCRLF & "TK Return Codes:" & VBCRLF & _             "http://www.activepdf.com/support/kb/?id=10670&tk=ts"     Set objTK = Nothing     Wscript.Quit End Sub   Keywords   get, page, height, width, bounding, box, bound, box, boundingbox, dimensions, getboundingbox, asp, cfm, cf, coldfusion, cold, fusion, VBS, VBScript, vb, script, example, create, from, html, text, method, property   Last Updated 2007-07-19 Printer Version | Return to Search   Knowledge Base Article Feedback* *KB article feedback ONLY (submit support issues here) Quality of this article?   Poor Excellent  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Is this article helpful? Yes       No       Maybe Comments (Optional) Email Address (Optional) Please enter the word "PDF" (without quotes)   The information in this article is for the use of activePDF Customers and Evaluation Users Only. No part of this document may be transmitted or reproduced without the express written consent of activePDF. Copyright © 2005, activePDF, Inc. All Rights Reserved