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Bart Bergman wrote:

> Why is the PDFlib not available anymore?

Why don't you read ports/UPDATING? :-)

> I use it for various applications and would like to know if I have to start
> looking for another solution.

You may install print/pecl-pdflib or start looking pecl-panda.

-- 
Alex Dupre