An ActiveX DLL that can help in the development of applications designed to automatically create PDF documents from different file types
Version | 3.5.1 |
Updated | June 30 2021 |
Developer |
SkySof Software Inc.
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User Rating |
1199
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Original File Size | 285 MB |
Downloads | 11313 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Programming |
PDF documents are pretty popular because of the structured way they can hold nearly any kind of information, but also because of their security options. They can also be the result of conversion or combination of different types of content. In this regard, PDF Maker DLL comes as a set of components to allow your new application to create PDF files.
As mentioned, the package doesn’t contain a stand-alone application, but rather the necessary library components you need to integrate into your new program. You can use the library in nearly all .NET development projects because of the ActiveX DLL component. There are also samples to analyze.
The name of the package pretty much says it all. The components here can be used to create PDF files in a variety of modes. On the one hand, it’s possible to convert an abundance of different file types to PDF, such as Microsoft Office documents, Crystal Reports, CAD drawings, Publisher files, pictures, plain text files, and more.
It’s possible to create a single PDF file even from multiple PDF documents, or multiple Postscript items. It also includes tools for bookmark management and field handling. Watermarks can be included and pages edited. AES128 encryption algorithm makes sure files can also be secured.
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