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How to insert image in a existing word document with c#

I am working with word and c# . taking the snap shot with my code and saving it in a particular folder (ex.C:\Temp). now i want to save the image to an existing word document.any kind of help with short code sample is highly appreciated .
Will prefer to use Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word;

Of course, the Word object model provides the required methods for inserting an image into the document. To add a picture at the cursor location you just need to call the AddPicture method of the InlineShapes collection and pass in the name of the file.
Application.Selection.InlineShapes.AddPicture(#"C:\SamplePicture.jpg");
See How to: Programmatically Add Pictures and Word Art to Documents for more information.
Also you may consider using the Open XML SDK. Take a look at the following articles in MSDN:
How to: Insert a picture into a word processing document (Open XML SDK)
Adding Images to Documents in Word 2007 by Using the Open XML SDK 2.0 for Microsoft Office

Create PDF documents from PDF templates from C#

I have several PDF templates like lease and rental agreements. Now a customer will select a template and a form will open for him to fill in required details-of course the form content will vary with template chosen.
Now I need to write the collected information to appropriate locations in the PDF template and create a new PDF document.
What is the best approach for this.
Thank you

You can use Amyuni PDF Creator .Net for this.
You can create your PDF templates visually with a PDF editor that is
provided with the package, or you can create them programmatically if
needed.
You can show a PDF form (template) using a PDF Viewer control that is
also provided.
You can save the content of the PDF form as a new PDF file, and you
can flatten the editable fields first if needed by setting the
Annotation attribute to false in all the objects of all pages.
Usual disclaimer applies
Other libraries that you could use:
PDFSharp (Open Source, it allows you to create PDF files, but it
cannot display them)
iText
(AGPL,
it allows you to create and process PDF files, but it cannot display
them)

How to recognize tables inside a pdf file

I want to recognize tables inside a pdf files. What SDK is used in C# to recognize tables inside pdfs and some mechanism to read cell by cell, can any one please suggest?

PDF Sharp is good and its free. I've never done this in specific but it does correlate to all the major objects in the PDF format.

Tables do not exist inside a PDF as a structure unless it was created as Marked content with additional tagging in it. I wrote a blog post explaining some of the issues with text extraction from PDF files at http://www.jpedal.org/PDFblog/2009/04/pdf-text/

How to add dynamic text to PDF toolbar using ITEXTSHARP

Hi All,
I am creating a PDF document using ITEXTSHARP. I need to add some content to PDF toolbar while creating the PDF document. How can i achieve this using C#. Please see the attached image for reference.
Thanks in advance.

iTextSharp is used to generate PDF files, not modifying the PDF viewer. If you need to modify toolbars and stuff like this in Adobe Reader this definitely is not something that you could achieve with iTextSharp.

eh...
Ok so how to do it.
Make template in Word.
eg of Word
Name <FirstName>
Surname <LastName>
Job <JobType>
Salary <Salary>
When generating:
Open word and replace and other marks
Then makepdf (pdfcreator for example)
Edit:
Okay Ill show u schema, no ready code cuz little busy
1) Create word template and
store it in safe place. 2) Copy
template to temp folder 3) Open in
programicaly in C# and replace
"" with ur data
.Replace('', 'Voon') 4)
Programiticaly print to PDF and save
it.

Only a plugin can modify the acrobat/reader toolbar. There might be C# bindings for the acrobat API these days, but I wouldn't count on it.
PS: You can make Acrobat plugins for free. To "Reader Enable" a plugin requires Adobe's direct intervention, and $$$. They sign a version of the plugin, and only that signed version will run in Reader.
Your best bet is to go looking for some third-party PDF viewer. I still wouldn't count on this feature being available, but it's better odds than "0".

iTextSharp or XSL-FO to create a PDF dynamically with fillable forms?

This is my first stackoverflow question.
After days of research, I am still lost on how this can be done, if its even possible.
I am trying to create a PDF document using either iTextSharp or XSL-FO (FO.NET is what I am using currently). Creating the documnet is no problem. I need this documnet to have fields that the user can still fill in.
I am aware of the ability to create a PDF form using acrobat, then using iTextSharp to fill in those fields. This can then be saved and the user can open the document and edit it.
The problem with this is, anytime the PDF "template" needs to be changed, someone has to edit the PDF document, then change the backend logic to handle the new field.
I am looking for a 100% dynamic solution.
Ideally I would use XSL and FO to create this document without the need for an exisiting PDF document. I have found no way to create a fillable form using FO.NET, or even iTextSharp, without already having an exisiting PDF "template".
Thanks in advance.

I believe both the RenderX XEP and Antenna House FO processors support PDF Forms. They aren't free and additional output modules may be required for PDF Forms.