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I had a problem highlighting text in a pdf file embedded in webbrowser control and highlighting text using PDFLibNet.pdfwrapper so i'm shifting to another process where i'll just convert the pdf to html so i can manipulate the source code to highlight text.
How can i convert pdf files to html files? Is there a better way?
Thanks,
Jepe
Try the open source application pdftohtml. It should suit your needs, since you can use C# to automate the converting once you download this little console application.
You could use the Aspose.Words api to convert pdf to doc then onto HTML.
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I am looking for a free open source .Net based, preferably C#, pdf printer such as CutePDF's Custom PDF Writer with programmatic access that will allow me to save a xps document to a pdf format. I have found many alternatives that are capable of converting xps documents to pdf formats, but they are not open source. I was curious to know if anyone is aware of an open source library that will allow me to accomplish this.
For any of you out there attempting to convert XPS to PDF using an open source means, I was able to successfully do so using PDFSharp version 1.31. It successfully upgraded to .NET 4.5 and I included the PdfSharp.Xps project into my solution. Once you include all the references, you only need a single line to link to your XPS file.
XpsConverter.Convert("D:\\Example\\test.xps");
Note: There are also other constructors available but I used the most simplistic one in my example.
Hope this helps!
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Closed 10 years ago.
I am using teecharts with C# and I want to print the graph that is generated to a pdf. Does anyone have any recommendations that are preferably free? This is a desktop application that uses forms.
You can use devloper express Charts. It will to export the data from chart to different types of files.
if (chartControl1.IsPrintingAvailable)
{
// Exports to a PDF file.
chartControl1.ExportToPdf("Output.pdf");
}
Refer: XtraCharts
Create a Chart using the Wizard
Yes, it is possible as TeeChart includes PDF export:
tChart1.Export.Image.PDF.Save(fileName);
For further exporting options please have a look at tutorial 12. Tutorials can be found at TeeChart's program group.
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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 need to create seprate pdf file for each n number of patients all together. So if anyone selects that patient in the gridview it should open that individual patient pdf.
Please someone tell me how to approach for this.
Make use of iTextSharp dLL that will help you to create PDF file easily
here is article and demo for this : Creating PDF documents with iTextSharp
one more good eample : Create PDF document using iTextSharp in ASP.Net 4.0 and MemoryMappedFile
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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