I would like to create pop window in pdf, where the user require to input the data such as email and password to decrypt the pdf file.
How to create pop-up window in pdf?
Acrobat has several types of built-in Popup Windows (alert, response, and file open), as well as functions for creating custom dialogs.
http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/popup_windows_part1
Have an Alert Box Display on Opening a PDF
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I want to print my PDF file without opening Print dialog in ASP.NET Web forms.
My requirement is I have some PDF files on my server and I want to print that file on button click but without opening the Print window.
How can I achieve this?
The best you can do is concatenate the PDF files into one file and then print it, showing the printer dialog once at the beginning of the process. .NET PDF libraries that have this functionality.
PdfDocument.Combine("Output.pdf", "doc1.pdf", "doc2.pdf", "doc3.pdf");
Please refer this documentation may help you Print without Dialog
I have a C# WinForms app that runs the WebBrowser control to automatically login, navigate through some pages, and ultimately arrive to page that displays a PDF. I would like to automatically save this PDF whenever I arrive to this page but I have been unable to do this automatically.
Is there a way to automatically click "save" in the webBrowser1.ShowSaveAsDialog() window? Or is there another way to save the PDF that I have successfully displayed in the webbrowser?
Additionally, I have tried to download the PDF using WebClient but this returns a HTML page with failed user/password info. Also, webBrowser1.Document is null so I'm unable to access the document as I would other pages in this routine.
What I want to accomplish is a fill up form or a registration form for a hotel in word or pdf file. It's like after filling up name text box and clicking next another text box will appear.
And also it needs to have a preview before printing. If possible, showing the preview simultaneously.
I really want to know where to start or if there is any, sample would be great.
The way I would approach this problem is using Web form data and after confirmation from the user i would generate the report straight away. I dont think manipulating Word document or PDF document is the best approach :
Check User Input using your web form
Generate the Word or PDF document on your reporting server[Connect to it using WCF for instance]
Give the link of the generated document to the user. It would be up to the user to print it or only view it in their browser.
I am filling form fields on a PDF with iTextSharp. The user enters data into a web-based form, then clicks a Create PDF button. The PDF then opens in the browser with the user entered text displaying in the applicable areas of the PDF.
I would like to allow the user to then manually add additional information into form fields directly on the PDF within the browser. We do not collect all information necessary in the web-based form; the user currently prints the PDF and writes the additional information in.
I know we can print page without print dialog box from one of my question in below link
Print Grid which generated dynamically in wpf
but right now my problem is I want to print PDF file without print dialogbox, because from above link i print Grid not a PDF doc and i am creating PDF file from rdl file.
In Silverlight 4 you cannot print anything without showing the Print dialog box. It is a security restriction that cannot be overridden.