Many2PDF
Gnostice Many2PDF ActiveX/.NET is a versatile
component for Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
users to enable conversion of HTML, RTF, Text and image (BMP, JPEG,
EMF, WMF) documents to PDF. Many2PDF accomplishes this conversion with
only ONE line of code. Many2PDF provides several properties to enable
extensive customization of the output.
Why use Gnostice Many2PDF?
Converting documents to PDF makes documents easier to use and
distribute. PDF documents can be self contained with all information to
render the document within the document, which enables them to look and
print the same on any platform. With Many2PDF the task of converting
can be performed from within your application programs, while otherwise
they would have to depend of external applications to do the
conversion.
What does Many2PDF provide?
Many2PDF provides a control that you can place on your form and set it
up to point to the HTML, RTF, Text or image document to convert and the
name you want for the output file. Once you've set the appropriate
properties and loaded your document, you can call one of the
RenderDocument methods on the control, passing the format you want to
convert to, to perform the conversion task. Converted documents are
saved in the path and file names specified in the OutputFileName
property. The screen shot on the left shows the Visual Basic .NET code
for converting an HTML document to PDF. The screen shot on the right
shows the original HTML and the converted PDF.
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What platforms and languages does Many2PDF support?
Many2PDF ActiveX/.NET is currently supported under Visual Basic, Visual Basic .NET, Visual C#, Visual FoxPro, Visual J#, Visual C++, ASP, ASP.NET, Borland Delphi 8, Borland C#Builder, Borland Delphi 2005, older versions of Borland Delphi and Borland C++Builder, and other ActiveX and .NET compliant development platforms.
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