Dynamic PDF creation with ABCpdf™ Use the ABCpdf PDF component to dynamically read and write Adobe PDF documents on the fly. Free 30-day trial of full product, with free tech support! Designed for web server and standalone applications Comprehensive documentation, freely adaptable projects and example code Use with ASP, ASP. NET, C, VB. NET, and more Download free trial Direct to PDF™ ABCpdf gets up close and personal! Because it doesn't use any print drivers and goes Direct to PDF™ it's incredibly fast. ABCpdf incorporates virtually every feature you're ever likely to need in a PDF library. However we're careful not to overload our objects to keep them simple, elegant and easy to use. More. ABCpdf is a simple yet powerful PDF library for the Microsoft. NET Framework. It's designed so you can get up to speed and productive within ten minutes. Yet if you want fine low-level control you can have that too with ABCpdf. More. Because it's fully multi-threaded you can use it flexibly from within ASPX, ASP, VB, C and under COM+, MTS or. NET Enterprise Services. More about. NET and interoperability. In other products you should look out for external libraries. Component threading models make no difference at all if further down the line a third-party piece of software pipelines every request. Because ABCpdf doesn't rely on any other software it can be completely multithreaded without any unpleasant bottlenecks. ABCpdf is normally priced at 9. However as a special offer we'll give you a free license key - all you have to do is link back to our web site. For full details check out our link guidelines. Why not try it out live on our demonstration web site. Endorsements But you don't need to take our word for it. Here's what a few of our clients have to say about our PDF library. After struggling with two other dynamic PDF generation products, we are delighted with the rich.
PDFOne. NETPowerful all-in-one PDF library for. NET Compatibility VS /2013 Easy steps towards creating a PDF viewer application in Visual Studio 2005. By Raju Sinha IMPORTANT NOTE With the release of Version 2.0, the code and the steps for creating a PDF viewer has changed. Please read the article How To Create A PDF Viewer in PDFOne. NET v2.x for updated information. With absolutely no ado, here are the steps. Start Visual Studio 2005 and create a Visual C Windows Application. Add a reference to our new PDFOne. NET v2.0 Preview component ( Gnostice. PDFOne.dll) Resize Form1 to your liking. Add a Toolstrip component (named as tool Strip1 in the code snippets below) from the toolbox and add the following controls in the listed order on the strip: Text Box - 1 No. (tb_ Filename) Button - 1 No. Label - 4 Nos. Resize the text box so that it looks like the address bar of a browser. Set an icon image for the button. Change the Text property of the labels to First Page, Previous Page, Next Page, and Last Page. Double click Form1 to go to Code View. Extend the Form1 class by adding private members of type PDFDocument and PDFViewer, and modifying the default constructor to instantiate the private members. public partial class Form1 : Form / New private members PDFDocument doc1; PDFViewer viewer1; public Form1 Initialize Component / Initialize the private members doc1 = new PDFDocument viewer1 = new PDFViewer Add the following code for the button click event if (tb_ Filename. Text = ) return; / Close previous document if any if (doc1. Get Page Count > 0) doc1. Close doc1. Dispose / Load PDF document try doc1. Load(tb_ Filename. Text catch( Exception err1) Message Box. Show( Sorry. There has been an error. Error Information: + err1. Message return; / Add viewer to Form1 this. Controls. Add(viewer1 / Position the viewer just below the toolstrip.
Download Now