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# Version 6.3.1 Changelog (2020-05-19)

World's #1 PDF SDK Library for Web, Mobile, Server, Desktop

## Fixes

* Fixed issue with importAnnotCommand where a reply annotation doesn't add the reply to its parent
* Fixed issue where negative currency value would have hyphen after the currency symbol
* Fixed issue with not being able to paste from clipboard into a freetext annotation
* Fixed exportAnnotCommand so it doesn't throw an error after a widget is created
* Fixed issue where page render might get cancelled in viewport rendering mode but not re-requested
* Fixed several issues with handling corrupt PDF documents
* Fixed issue where calling getFileData on a doc instance that is created by CoreControls.createDocument will throw an error
* Fixed issue with infinite re-rendering of the notes panel in IE11 in some cases
* Fixed issues with setting search results in the UI from server side search results


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