If it's a client based solution, then you can use the JavaScript
objects/methods to create your annotations (or notes). I suggest
looking at the 'addAnnot' and 'addNewAnnot' methods in the Acrobat
JavaScript SDK.
All the objects available in Acrobat JavaScript can be accessed from
VB/C# via IAC (Interapplication Communication). There's a file in the
Acrobat SDK with more details on this (I think it's called
VBJavascript.pdf or something similar).
I hope this helps...
- Chris.
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(server/side)
The Acrobat SDK is not licensed for the server side usage.
If it's a server based solution you're building, then you could
possibly integrate this into an application to do what you're after
(as you can't use the Acrobat SDK).
See here -> http://itextsharp.sourceforge.net/tutorial/ch03.html#annotation
Hope this helps...
- Chris.
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