# Public Function SetPdfProperties(Title As String, Subject As String, Author As String, Keywords As S

**Defined in**

&#x20;`SwPDFCreator`

**Syntax**

&#x20;`Call swPDFCreator.SetPdfProperties(Title, Subject, Author, Keywords)`

**Parameters**

&#x20;`Title`

&#x20;String. PDF document title.

&#x20;`Subject`

&#x20;String. PDF document subject.

&#x20;`Author`

&#x20;String. PDF document autohor.

&#x20;`Keywords`

&#x20;String. PDF document keywords.

**Example**

This statement fills the PDF properties:

&#x20;`call swPDF.SetPdfProperties("This is title.", "This is subject.", "This is author.", "Some keywords..")`

Properties are visible in PDF reader "Document Properties" window, under "Description" tab.

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