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Creating PowerPoint presentations programmatically
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Is there a way to programmatically create PowerPoint presentations in asp.net? If possible, I'd like to use C# and create PowerPoint 2007 presentations with out install Office on server.
Thanks in advance.
I am afraid that you cant create ppt without having powerpoint installed, as com will be used to do that. if the file type is not the constraint then the best bet will be using html5 with jquery, you can achive the same (nearly same) effects etc as with ppt but the learning curve can be a problem if you are new to html5 and jquery.
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Ribbon in WinForms C# .Net 4.0 [closed]
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I'm working on a WinForms C# application and need to implement Ribbon style control such as the one found in MS Office Word as an example, where you can hide the ribbon and its controls.
I can't find the ribbon control in VS2013, is it a 3rd party control? If that's the case do you know which one is best?
Thank you,
Matias.
Check out Janus Systems they currently support office 2010 visual style controls. They Will release a new version soon with new styles. I've been working with the controls a few years now. They offer great out of the box functionality.
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Viewing PDF in Windows forms using C# [closed]
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I am making an apllication universal document viewer using visual studio 2010-framework 3.5. In this i want to open a pdf file, i have used PDFTextStripper and Pdfbox but i am unable to view the text in proper format. Can anyone please suggest me any other option to view the pdf files.
you can either write your own pdf parser based on structure doc published by adobe:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/pdf/pdf_reference.html
or add a module. e.g.:
http://www.pdfsharp.net/MainPage.ashx
http://www.itextpdf.com/itext.php
I'd recommend writing your own code if you are about to develop an universal doc viewer as you may face legal issues otherwise if you publish(w/wo donate option) or sell your app
(IMHO: by not coding everything from scratch, it won't be your universal doc viewer anyway but a collection of 3rd party code)
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Where can i find a free .Net (C#) library that i can use to scan and OCR documents?
I have a requirement of converting image file into text file in c#.So please suggest me the solution
There are lots of OCR applications, see:
Where can i find a free .Net (C#) library that i can use to scan and OCR documents?
http://www.nicomsoft.com/products/ocr/
http://www.imagepdf.com/ocrsdk.htm
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Opening a PDF in WPF Application
Is there a way to load a PDF into a WPF FixedDocument or FlowDocument without 3rd party components?
You can do this by using a PDF converter to generate image files for each page in the PDF file and then combine these to a FixedDocument.
For the PDF conversion you can use Ghostscript (use the in-process gsdll32.dll). There is a GPL licensed version and a commercial version.
The drawback is that your documents are rendered during the conversion and you will not be able search the resulting FixedDocument or improve the quality by rendering it at a higher DPI.
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Generate PDF file in asp.net
Whats is a good and easy-to-use library (Third party software) in order to create a fillable pdf file? Im using asp.net C# and basically I want to generate a fillable pdf file that I send it to other users so they can fill it?
Aspose for PDF .NET is a good one.
http://www.aspose.com/categories/.net-components/aspose.pdf-for-.net/default.aspx
iTextSharp is good too.
http://itextpdf.com/
Can't think of a good open source offering that is full featured however.
iTextSharp is a popular open source library to create PDF documents. It supports creating forms in PDF documents and filling them programmatically.
TallPDF.NET also is very good and feature-rich.
http://www.tallcomponents.com/default.aspx?id=tallpdf3-features