How to set page size as per text length while printing data using c#.

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I have a HTML template which I converted into PDF. All works fine now the issue comes when it converts PDF & only 1-2 lines shows in second page. So what I need if only 1-2 lines comes on second page then it prints entire data in single page.

Any guidance, suggestions really appreciated.

Posted 20-Jan-15 9:34am

Mas11

Updated 20-Jan-15 18:49pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Jan-15 16:08pm

Why? why?!
—SA

Mas11 21-Jan-15 1:05am

I really appreciated your answer that's why we have preview functionality where we can fix these types of stuff but the problem is that my manager is told me he needs this kind of functionality. If there is any way then please let me know. I'm using express PDF.

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Yesii · Answer 1 · 2015-01-20T16:59:00

Solution 2

Decrease font size，or modify the other settings to make sure all your content in one page.

Posted 20-Jan-15 16:59pm

Yesii

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2015-01-20T10:08:00

Not a good idea. I would leave it as is, possibly adding some orphan control. The user must decide what paper size to use and, deal with consequences. Anyway, any user can preview the document and decide to change the size.

The trick with automatic change of the paper size only looks clever, but this is not what user wants. For a user, the choice of the paper size is primary. If is defined not by the fitness of some particular text, but many other things: corporate standards, size of the user's paper folder or cabinet, after all. :-)

Don't try to do it.

—SA