CONVERT HTML/ASP.NET TO PDF

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Hi there,

I need to give my users the option of either saving a certain type of report or print multiple copies thereof. I thought of converting the html based report to pdf and then they can do what they would like to do. However, I can't seem to get help or a dll that's actually free.

Is there any help or advise on a different approach?

Regards

Posted 13-Aug-12 4:54am

DJAppleboy

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[no name] 13-Aug-12 10:55am

iTextSharp is free I believe.

DJAppleboy 13-Aug-12 10:59am

Thanks will have a look now quickly

DJAppleboy 13-Aug-12 11:11am

This works fine and saves it to the location. Now I just need find a way to open the file automatically as a pop-up

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Solution 1

Surely this is good one..
http://www.dotnetobject.com/Thread-Html-to-pdf-conversion-in-c[^]

Posted 13-Aug-12 5:12am

ridoy

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DJAppleboy · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-07T02:01:00

Solution 3

Used the DevExpress tool... However, it's not free of charge

Posted 7-Nov-12 2:01am

DJAppleboy