Show a dialogue in C#

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How can I show a dialogue(like a Print Dialogue) which shows the contents of file before downloading to local system?

I am using Microsoft .NET 4.5 Framework and I am implementing in C#(Express Edition).

Posted 23-Mar-15 1:49am

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Nathan Minier 23-Mar-15 8:01am

Not enough info. It sounds like you want to provide a print preview-style interface across a web application so that an item can be looked over before a download is initiated. What sorts of files are you wanting to do this with?

Member 11503173 23-Mar-15 8:06am

You are right. I want to provide a Print-Preview style of display and I am using PDF document.

Richard MacCutchan 23-Mar-15 8:13am

Then you will have to download the file to a temporary location and use one of the free PDF reading libraries to display it.

Member 11503173 23-Mar-15 8:23am

I am using pd4ml.dll libraries to render PDF. I am curious to know how to download it locally and then open for viewing.

A pseudo code or a link helping me understand would do great.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Mar-15 8:56am

It is trivial but depends on application type and the UI library you are using.
Please specify.
—SA

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