Using this dedicated library, you will be able to convert HTML format files to PDF in the ASP.NET Web, Windows or Console environments
Version | 2023.1.11416 |
Updated | January 13 2023 |
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Original File Size | 459 MB |
Downloads | 1534 |
Systems | Windows 2K, Windows XP, Windows XP 64 bit, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 8 64 bit, Windows 2003, Windows 10, Windows 10 64 bit |
Category | Programming |
When it comes to PDF handling and manipulations that involve ASP.NET and associated development environments, performing even simple tasks as conversions can be a challenging demeanor without the proper tools.
In this case, IronPDF - The ASP.NET Library was created with the purpose to allow users to access a tool that can help them perform a wide range of PDF manipulations. Ranging from file format transfers, editing headers or even rasterizing PDF images, a varied palette of features will offer flexibility for PDF handling.
One will be able to convert PDF files to HTML format or URLs directly, as well as render ASPX pages as PDFs, by simply adding a single line of code in the Form_Load event. Furthermore, reverse conversions are also possible and extra options such as direct browser display can be added as output operations.
Using the “SimpleHeaderFooter” and “HtmlHeaderFooter” protocols, one will be able to add footers and headers to PDF documents, with additional options such as dynamic data merging or templating.
Last but not least, PDF generation is also provided, and a quite ample set of customizable characteristics can be tweaked and adjusted: document quality, content scaling, JavaScript support or paper size.
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