I'm working on C# application where I get some user input, so I'd like to save it as animation to SWF.
I searched the web for some open library to do that, but I've found only dead links. Is there any open library for that?
Thank you in advance.
If you want to create swf files. Then you will need to generate it with adobe's SDK.
http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Flex+SDK
And there's an open source flash editor project using java + adobe air may helps you.
http://code.google.com/p/minibuilder/
I don't know how I overlooked this project, but there is SwfDotNet.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/swfdotnet/
It seems to be almost what I need, I'll look it through tomorrow.
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I can generate images from GCode files, but I don't know how to add a preview in Windows File Explorer for every image.
I would like to achieve this:
LINK
I never done this
PS. I'm using .Net C# WinForms.
Thanks advanced,
Steve
You could create your own dialog service.
I've been looking around on the web for an answer to a perplexing problem. I'm trying to code a program in C# and I'm looking for a snippet of code that'll take any information a user would input, i.e using a textbox or a check box, and transfer said information onto a .PDF file that I've added as a resource.
Right now I'm using Visual Studio 2008 for my coding, any help would be appreciated.
You can use librairies to create PDF on the fly:
ITextSharp
PDF's are a proprietary format. PDF4Net is a pretty good library for merging information via XDF into PDF's, but you are going to have a lot of trouble trying to do this on your own natively.
I have a PDF file I want to print through my program by bringing up the print dialog. Is there a way to do this without using external programs such as Adobe Reader?
Thanks,
Richard
EDIT: For the time being I'm using Adobe as the most common place 3rd party program available that is also free. I'd still like to find other solutions though.
EDIT: Anyone down voting could you please explain why - it helps learning.
Your best bet would be to use a 3rd party library like the PDF Component from Aspose. There isn't anything natively in .NET that could do this.
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/.
I was wondering if anybody had heard of a library, preferably a .NET assembly, but Java will do as wel, that allows you to read the data in a Guitar Pro file (.gp3-gp4-gp5)
I have this gigantor of a folder with about 50.000 song files, and would really love to write something that can actually archive all these files, for easier searching. And basic information like the tuning of the instruments in the song would be very useful parameters to retrieve from the file and add to the database.
I have searched the web but have yet to find anything like this, or a file definition for writing my own parser.
Thank you in advance for any information on the subject.
TuxGuitar is an open source Java application that includes classes that read Guitar Pro files. If should be probably more that sufficient for reading basic metadata.
Your other option is using reverse-engineered file format documentation - there's one from DGuitar project.
Your third option is trying to re-use some code from KGuitar project, that also include Guitar Pro 3/4/5 files importing clasess, but it's in C++ and Qt.
Please look through my open source project that is written in C# for Windows Phone7:
http://phoneguitartab.codeplex.com/
This is tablature viewer for Windows Phone 7. It can open guitar pro (.gp3, .gp4, .gp5) and text based files (I've used open source projects in Java to create guitar pro parser in .NET). Unfortunately it isn't finish yet but I hope you find something useful in this project.
Update: GuitarPro functionality was moved into branch