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Is there any free HTML to PDF converter DLL available for ASP.NET 3.5?
If not what is the best and cheapest paid DLL available?
ExpertPDF HtmlToPdf Converter v6.0
Others listed here...
PDF Sharp
I have personally worked with PDF Sharp which is easy to learn.
ABCpdf
wkhtmltopdf
web2pdfconvert offers a web API
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Closed 10 years ago.
I hear, there is fine-reader lib's for c#, so that i can read text on my image, but i did't find this in web, are there any tutorials? code? Also what also can i use to read in my windows-form app text on my image?
Simple: in code i load image, and then send it to method, which read this text on my image... But image is noisy.
There is a good OCR library called tesseract, but it's C++ native library, which you can use through the console mode. I could not find better alternatives.
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I'm looking for a thumbnail library for .NET. I don't care if free or paid. I would like to generate thumbnails for file preview, supporting as many file types as possible:
images, videos, pfd, office docs, ...
Could someone recommend any?
Thanks in advance
From my experience I don't think there's a one stop shop for what you want. Instead you'll need to use a series of libraries to achieve the result:
PDF: Previously I've used PDF Sharp which is pretty good for free.
Video: From this SO question there's http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/avifilewrapper.aspx
Alternatively you could try a more general approach (Although I've not used this myself)
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to know what are the most popular Web-Engines to use in a Desktop Aplication using C# and WinForms.
Can you suggest some ?
edit: I've edited the question, I think it's OK now.
I would go with WebKit.NET (GitHub Download)
I would use Awesomium.
It has a good .NET/WPF support.
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Is there any EXE packer/EXE Compresser available for application developed in C#/VB.net?
Try this one: http://madebits.com/netz/index.php
If you simply want to merge multiple assemblies into a single file you can try ILMerge, it's available from Microsoft.
If I understood you correctly use BoxedApp Packer for C #. With it you can pack all the exe quickly and efficiently. More information can find it here: http://boxedapp.com/boxedapppacker/
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Closed 11 years ago.
Best would be if it performs the highlighting exactly as it is in Visual Studio.
If you're using Visual Studio, you can try the Copy Source as HTML plugin.
An non-Visual Studio alternative would be SyntaxHighlighter (more info here)
Probably SyntaxHighlighter Evolved, which uses a nice JavaScript (SyntaxHighlighter 2.0) library for highlighting, and you can easily add custom styles.