Do you have any free .Net managed code for converting DocX to PDF?
In my web project, I use DocX file type for containing report template. I need to convert DocX file type to PDF. Do you have any .Net managed code for doing that?
Make PDF display inline instead of separate Acrobat Reader window
I’ve got an ASP.NET ashx class that retrieves data from a database, creates a PDF file using iTextSharp, and streams the PDF to the browser. The browser (IE and Firefox at least) is launching Acrobat Reader as a separate window to open the file. I’d like for it to display inline within the browser.
How to properly serve a PDF file
I am using .NET 3.5 ASP.NET. Currently my web site serves a PDF file in the following manner:
Adobe PDF not showing on IIS7
I got this code below working on local (using source code) perfectly fine. But when I published it on IIS7 the PDF is not showing anymore.. Is there a problem with the IIS or ?. . . I spent many days on this problem.
Generate single PDF from multiple images
I need to create single pdf file from multiple images. For example, I have 12 images then pdf will generate 3 pages with consist of 4 image in single page 2 images in a row.
Use a System.Drawing.Printing.PrintDocument to generate a PDF in memory
Does anyone know if the following is possible and if so what the best way of doing it is for free?
Display ASP.NET generated pdf byte[] to web page without saving the file
I’m using iTextSharp for generating a pdf. I can save the PDF file from the PDF byte[].
Create PDF from form data and save it
I am using editable pdf files (created by Nitro PDF Software) in my application. These pdf files have a lot of editable fields (like textboxes) and one button (like submit).
iTextSharp – Is it possible to set a different font color for the same cell and row?
I am using the iTextSharp.dll with the following code:
How to convert from string into pdf?
Currently I’m using Restful service in asp.net c# and the following is the pdf string return that I get, I would like to convert it and save it as a .pdf file. How should I do it?