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manipulate PDF files to Word, TXT, HTML, using VB .Net
| Publisher: |
Sautin Software |
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| Downloads: |
1 |
| Software Type: |
Shareware, 890.00 |
| File Size: |
15.02M |
| OS: |
Windows All |
| Update Date: |
22 December, 2017 |
Document .Net is designed to help you in development of applications where is necessary to manipulate in seconds in any format any PDF documents. Let's see what API functions the Document .Net can provide for you:
PDF to Word (DOCX).
PDF to Word (RTF).
PDF to HTML.
PDF to Text.
Document .Net totally simplifies the development of .Net applications where it is required to convert PDF documents. Let us say, to provide the function of converting PDF to Word within a WinForms application, you have add only the reference to the "SautinSoft.PdfFocus.dll" and write 3-4 C# lines in your application.
Document .Net - gives you the full set of API to convert PDF documents to all formats: DOCX, RTF, HTML5, Tex in .NET. The one of the fastest API to convert PDF documents, because it's absolutely standalone doesn't have any dependencies from MS Office automation. No dependencies. 100% created in C# managed code. Works in .NET Framework & .NET Core.
The component can read and parse all types of PDF documents: 1.0 - 1.7, PDF/A. It supports PDF documents generated by Adobe software and other third party applications. The component has own PDF parser.
Output Formats
DOCX. The component produces documents in DOCX (Office Open XML) format according with ECMA-376 (4th Edition) specification. The full format specification is supported. If you are looking only for C# class to parse and render DOCX documents, use our Document .Net. Produced DOCX documents can be opened in MS Word, Open Office and other processors.
Document .Net will help you in development of applications which operates with DOCX, RTF, PDF and Text documents. After adding of the reference to "SautinSoft.Document.dll" (it's 100% C# managed assembly) you will be able to create a new document, parse an existing, modify anything what you want. Not too shabby!Let us say:
Generate new document on fly and fill it by necessary data.
Load existing document and get all it's structure as tree of objects.
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