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Re: export html to pdf
Hi, I remember the project with similar task such as html to pdf. For creating PDF from HTML I can suggest .NET component PDF Duo . So you need convert HTML to PDF and print resutled PDF without showing a PDF. For open a PDF Adobe Reader should be on the client computer. using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; using System.Text; using System.Threading; private static void RunExecutable(string executable, string arguments) { ProcessStartInfo starter = new ProcessStartInfo(executable, arguments
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Re: Convert HTML to PDF using c#
Hi, Evaluate PDF Duo .NET in your ASP.NET project. It is new HTML to PDF component bases on .NET framework and that uses its own engine of HTML to PDF conversion. It can converts whole file/url or html string. So you can convert any part of the page as a snip of html string.
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Re: Abcpdf.net - rendering html to a pdf
The cause of the message maybe: Wrong page. The IE can not render the page; HTML page is very big and the component have no time to load it. Also I can suggest you to try PDF Duo .NET component for converting HTML to PDF . This component is a nice approach to generate PDF report from HTML source.
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DuoDimension
on 10/23/2009
Re: Creating PDF...
Hi, You can use also PDF Duo .NET converting component in ASP.NET projects (home page http://www.duodimension.com/html_pdf_asp.net/component_html_pdf.aspx ) It generats pdf from html. This is a pure c# component that doesn't use any additional dlls. How does it work? For example, you place html report inside of Panel contol. Then the pdf is generated by the code: StringWriter objStringWriter = new StringWriter(); HtmlTextWriter objHTMLWriter = new HtmlTextWriter(objStringWriter); Panel1.RenderControl
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DuoDimension
on 10/19/2009
Re: PDF generation from a MSSQL html formatted datasource
Hi, You can use PDF Duo .NET converting component . You will see it light component. For creating PDF on the base of HTML source it will be easy in use ASP.NET component. You can create PDF from HTML file or You can create PDF from HTML string / memorystream You can create PDF from HTML url address. HERE is link ----> ASP.NET tutorial Create the PDF report from SQL Database Table
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DuoDimension
on 10/18/2009
Re: How to convert html page to pdf
Hi, Using PDF Duo .NET is very easy in your case. The PDF component converts HTML to PDF. So you can convert HTML page or its part into PDF programaticaly in your application. Find more info from PDF Duo .NET home page. For conversion of Panel content to PDF use an example: // get html code of the page StringWriter objStringWriter = new StringWriter(); HtmlTextWriter objHtmlWriter = new HtmlTextWriter(objStringWriter); Panel1.RenderControl(objHtmlWriter); string html_form = objStringWriter.ToString
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DuoDimension
on 10/12/2009
Re: Export aspx page to pdf
Hi, Use PDF Duo .NET converting component. It can solve your task. For example you can use next code: //string file_html = @"K:\hdoc.html"; string st_html = @" some html code "; string file_pdf = @"K:\new.pdf"; try { DuoDimension.HtmlToPdf conv = new DuoDimension.HtmlToPdf(); conv.OpenHTML(file_html); conv.SavePDF(file_pdf); textBox4.Text = "C# Example: Converting succeeded"; } catch (Exception ex) { textBox4.Text = ex.Message; } All details see on the page
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on 10/2/2009
Re: Convert Web Form Page to PDF Programmatically ASP.NET
Hi, I can add PDF Duo .NET to collection above. It is independent component on basis of ASP.NET + C#.
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on 10/2/2009
Re: Printing letters
Also you can try PDF Duo .NET component . It allows to convert html to pdf. It is very easy in use component. You can compose html string so the letter will look as you want. Or you can pass a html source from you web page.
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on 9/28/2009
Re: Convert current html page into PDF
I advise PDF Duo .NET converting component (but it is not free ). It converts a html to a pdf. But the component can be used as a creator. For that just pass a html string: public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { DuoDimension.HtmlToPdf conv = new DuoDimension.HtmlToPdf(); conv.BasePath = MapPath("~/"); conv.PageFormat = DuoDimension.ePageFormat.A4; conv.PageOrientation = DuoDimension.ePageOrientation.Portrait; conv.OpenHTML
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