I am using Expert PDF Software Components for covering HTML to PDF using ExpertPdf.HtmlToPdf;
But after conversion it shows watermark
on PDF document
"Expert PDF software components demo version"
Please help me how to remove this watermark
It is because of the component you are using is evaluation version. I guess you'll need to purchase license to remove the watermark. If you have already purchased the license and still getting watermark, consider contacting customer support.
If you are here to seek some cracking solution, nobody is gonna help you here to crack it.
iTextSharp is good as it's the only PDF converter which is opensource and adds no watermark to the document. Moreover, it has some reasonable API reference documentation with it. Another option is, EVO PDF which is a good one as well, give both of them a try.
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After spending hours and hours on StackOverflow and programmers forum, i've decided to use the SyncFusion on our project.
Our main target is :
convert to PDF/directly print existing Doc And Docx
this Document can be quite complexe (including shapes, images....)
using Word Interop can not be a solution for us
If we are able to convert or print without problems, the orginal Word documents are not well rendered (parts of shapes missing...)
Somebody is using this component without problem ? Or do you knows others best components (Aspose ??)
Yes, you can meet these requirements using Aspose.Words. With Aspose.Words for .NET API, you can easily render any complex Microsoft Word document or Text/Html/Mhtml file to PDF format with high fidelity. Please see the following simple code:
// Load Word document in memory for processing
Document doc = new Document(MyDir + "Document.docx");
// Send it directly to printer
doc.Print("printerName");
// Convert DOCX to PDF
doc.Save(MyDir + "DocxToPdf.pdf");
This means that if you convert a Microsoft Word document into PDF, XPS or print it using Aspose.Words, the output will appear almost exactly as if it was done by Microsoft Word application. Please check Aspose.Words for .NET Documentation for more details.
I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
Can you please send your example document to Syncfusion by creating a support ticket and we will able to check and provide a solution. (I work for Syncfusion)
Ty for all the answers (in this post and other on SO).
But after trying :
4 or 5 .Net Libraries
Using very simple, but also complex Doc and Docx Files
And specialy with complex doc file, mixing complex shapes, grouping schemes, img import....
Here is my conclusion (imo) :
there is no better processing (printing and creating PDF) than using Ms Office and it's automation from .Net
and even if it is not recommended by MS itseflf, we are very sastified of our "doc printing server"
it is printing more than 30 or 50 "Build of Manufacturer" with more than 30 pages each, and also with A3 plan.
it is working very well for 4 month, without major bug
If somebody is interested, i can post the tips and link i have used to properly use MS Office in a "Windows Printer Server mode".
Best regards from Toulouse
Docentric Toolkit is primarily a mail merge library but also has a complete DOM and a high fidelity PDF/XPS rendering engine. Still I haven’t try to convert a Word document containing decorations and styles with effects.
document = Document.Load("Test1.docx");
document.Save("Test1.pdf");
does anyone know of a tool that permits rtf/doc/docx conversion to pdf from C# ?
These documents contain all sorts of fonts (TrueType or OpenType), and I am looking for a tool that will not rasterize the OpenTypes ones and render them rather accurately.
Many thanks in advance for any pointers !
have a look at Aspose.Words
It works server side and does not require Office Automation.
I've used it in a commercial project and it works really good. But it's a commercial component, so you need to pay for a license (which is not that cheap)
EDIT
please have a look at this thread in the Aspose forum
I've used iTextSharp myself in a C# project recently, and it worked pretty well.
Unfortunately, I'm not able to give you any example, as that would make a huge post (and the code is pretty confidential) :)
But here's the link to their site, if that helps:
http://itextpdf.com/
Hope this fits your needs!
I have been asked to design a web based document imaging solution in C#. So far I have found only expensive SDK modules like Accusoft's ImagXpress and the like. MODI looked promising but seems more OCR centric which might be above and beyond the scope.
Is there a solution in .Net that would allow me to code in the document scanning, manipulation / viewing with the PDF format without buying expensive SDK's? I am hoping for a point in the right direction to research.
Simple Scope:
Scan document to PDF format
View/save document
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
You could use Silverlight to acquire a raster image, then use a PDF generation library either in Silverlight or Asp.net (server-side) to generate the PDF.
I want to ask for the best way to generate a PDF and Microsoft Word Documents using ASP.NET.
I have used XSLT transformation, but the results was not good, and the major of XSLT processors are commercial and not free.
I need to create a simple document have a header, footer and some tables and images.
can anyone provide me with the best technology to do this job.
Thanks
I had this question a little while ago.
I wrote some really neat stuff for PDF generation.
iTextSharp or XSL-FO to create a PDF dynamically with fillable forms?
PM me and I can send you some files.
IText is a good free library for creating PDF documents.http://itextpdf.com. Works great with both WinForms and ASP.Net.
We are developing a C# Application that supports printing multiple views and we would like to add printing to PDF. This application has several 3rd party controls that handle the printing on their own so adding something like SharpPDf will not work for us we don't believe.
Either we need a 3rd party component that takes a Print document as source and produces a PDF from that, or we need a good 3rd party print driver.
I was surprised that Adobe does not offer a Distributable version of the PDF printer they bundle with Acrobat as that would be ideal. Anyone have recommendations as to what is the best path for us on this?
Thanks in Advance,
Jeff
UPDATE: So after all the suggestions and a ton of research here is what I ended up doing. We are buying a license to Novapdf sdk for our product (http://www.novapdf.com/en/pdf-sdk.html). I looked at over 15 different products and we went with nova because of the ease of which we could implement this in our code and the cost was right ($899 for novaPDF SDK Single Application v7.) The code could not have been simpler and you can start developing before you actually have the license. Thanks again to everyone for their suggestions.
as a PDF printer, you can use PDF Creator, that it's free:
http://www.pdfcreator.com/
However, i'm using SharpPDF and works fine.
The best free tool I found is ITextSharp. It's very easy to use, and has a lot of examples online.
You can find it information at http://itextsharp.com/
we are using Billzip http://www.bullzip.com/products/pdf/info.php. There is also a COM interface to define how you want the output file handled. Here is the COM object info http://www.biopdf.com/guide/.