What's New in this Release?
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 9.6.0. This new release provides some great new features like changing page orientation from landscape to portrait and vice versa. In order to accomplish this requirement, set the page’s MediaBox by using the code snippet provided on the blog announcement page. Besides the given approach, consider using the PdfPageEditor facade (it can apply zoom to page contents). One of the features in this release is conversion of a PDF to a single HTML file with all resources embedded. Prior to this release, when converting PDF files to HTML format, the resources (that is, images, fonts, CSS) used inside PDF are saved in separate folder in same directory that the HTML file was saved to. Recently we received a requirement to convert PDF file to HTML format where all the resources should be embedded in the HTML file. The implementation is according to the data URI scheme. In order to accomplish this requirement, a new value EmbedAllIntoHtml is introduced to the HtmlSaveOptions.PartsEmbeddingModes enumeration. The RadioHoriz property is required to control how radio button items are added: if RadioHoriz is true items are added horizontally, if it is false they are added vertically. This property is specific to the FormEditor class and just defines the most used scenario of creating radio buttons. Usually it does not make any sense to read the RadioHoriz property for radio button field and you can access RadioButtonField sub-items and read their coordinates, instead of trying to read the RadioHoriz property. The given example illustrates the RadioHoriz property behavior, how to create radio button items with arbitrary positions and how to read positions of the radio button items. We recently received a requirement that once text in a PDF document is replaced, the contents should be re-arranged. If text is replaced with smaller contents, for example, no extra space should be displayed. If it’s replace with a longer string, words should not overlap existing contents. To cater for these requirements, we enhanced the API and no such issue appears when replacing text inside PDF. As well as the features explored above, there are numerous enhancements and fixes for issues reported in earlier version. PDF to DOC conversion, text replacement, XPS to PDF conversion, PDF to image conversion, HTML to PDF conversion, PNG to PDF conversion, XSL-FO to PDF conversion, PDF to PDF/A, PDF to Excel, SVG to PDF etc. are key improvement areas. The list of important new and improved features are given below
- Change page orientation from Portrait to landscape
- Create single HTML file output with embedded resources
- PDF to HTML - embed CSS inside HTML
- Retrieve RadioHoriz property for RadioButton field
- After replacing the text, the contents of the PDF should be re-arranged
- Resultant DOC file generated from PDF is very large in size
- Missing properties of Graph object in Aspose.Pdf.Drawing.Graph
- Missing properties are now available in GraphInfo class in new Generator
- Increase performance while trimming whitespace from PDF
- Scale PDF contents of whole PDF
- Text is not wrapping to next lines when line becomes too long when replacing text
- Text not rearranged after ReplaceText
- Issue in converting pdf to tiff (v6.5)
- Convert HTML to PDF issue is resolved
- Text appearance is fixed on top of table borders when converting PDF file to DOC
- Fixed: Parentheses are inverted (Hebrew PDF to HTML conversion)
- Pdf to Word conversion: Top margin from table border issues is fixed
- Difference in rendering XLS-FO to Pdf in 3.6.0 and 7.8.0 is now fixed
- Html to Pdf - Issue with nested blockquotes is fixed
- HTML to PDF: CSS white-space:nowrap property is not being honored
- Field values lost is fixed when converting XFA form to Standard form
- HTML to PDF - Some tags recognition issues are resolved
- XSL-FO to PDF - Footnotes appearance is now corrected
- XSLFO to PDF - Image does not appear in resultant file is fixed
- PDF table rows overlap each other if table goes over a page is now fixed
- Hyperlinks Creation Issue is resolved over TextFragment
- TextReplace - subsequent TextFragments are now auto adjusting their position
- Links are now detected if it is in table or header in a PDF file
- PNG converted from PDF was cropped and is now fixed
- PDF to PNG - Gray background appearing behind clock in PDF
- ParseToPdf(..) method should support multibyte characters
- HTML to PDF conversion doesn't honor strike out text
- Adding a watermark takes too much time
- PDF to TIFF: First page is being rendered as black square
- Memory leak when using Aspose.PDF for .NET on SharePoint 2010
- PdfViewer - Table is printing black
- RTL text is now appearing properly when setting IsHtmlTagSupported as True
- Large files creation issue is resolved
- Aspose.Pdf for .NET dlls (2.0, 3.5,4.0) was not work with Projects with .Net Framework 3.5 as target framework is now fixed
- multiline Read-Only TextBoxField is now appearing properly
- Resultant file is corrupted/blank when performing font substitution is now fixed
- Adding background image to PDF without license implementation results a blank document is now fixed
- PDF to TIF - resultant image contains large black rectangle is now fixed
- PDF to TIFF - Icon was appearing as black and is now fixed
- Facades fills form with tiny fonts
- PDF to HTML: font rendering issue is resolved
- PDF to PDF/A: Background color of first page turns to dark blue is fixed
- Incorrect bookmarks was being returned and is fixed
- PDF to PDFA1b conversion loses the text is now fixed
- HTML to PDF - Text background is now appearing properly
- Compressing the PDF file removes images from file is now fixed
- Hyperlinks breaking in stamped PDF is resolved
- Image is now properly filled in PDF form
- Svg font was not properly embedded and is now fixed
- Issue is resolved for paragraph margins in page footer
- Image to PDF - resultant PDF dimensions are not similar to input image
- PDF to Excel - Values are now properly appearing in resultant file
Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.
Overview: Aspose.Pdf for .NET
Aspose.Pdf is a .Net Pdf component for the creation and manipulation of Pdf documents without using Adobe Acrobat. Create PDF by API, XML templates & XSL-FO files. It supports form field creation, PDF compression options, table creation & manipulation, graph objects, extensive hyperlink functionality, extended security controls, custom font handling, add or remove bookmarks; TOC; attachments & annotations; import or export PDF form data and many more. Also convert HTML, XSL-FO and MS WORD to PDF.
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