Size of converted pdf file using Itextsharp class

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I have converted the html page to pdf but i m facing only one problem that my content of the pdf is getting outside the frame of the convertted file while the html size is nice when i see it.suggest me what should i do and i have used itextsharp class with c#

Posted 18-Jan-12 4:25am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jan-12 20:17pm

Why should you do anything at all. It does not look like a problem.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-01-18T14:23:00

The problem is not correctly formulated and probably does not even exist; so you probably trying to raise some artificial problem. The reason for this is very simple: HTML page does not have any certain size. The actual rendered size of a page you can observe in a Web browser depends on many input factors; first of all, on the client width of the browser window at any given moment; there are many other factors such as current zoom, default browser styles (CSS usually does not specify each and every possible rendering option, a lot is left to the default), features and peculiarities of a particular rendering engine and more.

Most likely, you still have some real problem. In this case, you approach it from a wrong side. You need to describe the ultimate goals of your application and ask what could you do in certain case, in sufficient detail.

—SA