What's New in this Release?
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 10.0.0. This new release provides some great features like insertion of Page Break inside existing PDF file, Setting of User agent string, Setting Header and Footer once for newly created PDF document or enhancement for CutomeHtmlSavingStrategy to support Stream instance as in earlier release, this property has not been supported. As a default layout, the contents inside PDF files are added in Top-Left to Bottom-Right layout. Once the contents exceed beyond page bottom margin, the page break occurs. However you may come across a requirement to insert page break depending upon requirement. In order to accomplish this requirement, a method named AddPageBreak(…) method is added in PdfFileEditor class to accomplish this requirement. When converting HTML files to PDF format, we may come across a scenario where we may have a dynamic page that generates image based on the information provided in the query string and in order to properly add images in resultant PDF, the source website requires user agent string for images. In order to accomplish this requirement, UserAgentNameOfFileWebRequests is added to Aspose.Pdf.Generator.Pdf class. The earlier release versions of Aspose.Pdf for .NET provide the feature to use a static stream variable for stream passage from caller object and return, however one of the customers requested the possibility to pass a ref stream as argument to the function SavingToStream(HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlPageMarkupSavingInfo htmlSavingInfo). Please note that the method specified below cannot be changed; just to add some additional parameter since delegate of this method must be passed to newOptions.CustomHtmlSavingStrategy. However the goal (saving of several output documents to same static output stream) can easily be achieved with following code snippet where we only need to change a bit custom handler of output saving. As well as the enhancements and features discussed above, there have been specific improvement for PDF to HTML and HTML conversion feature. Among these fixes, the PCL to PDF, PDF to TIFF conversion, conversion of PDF to PDF/A compliant documents, text replacement, rendering PDF files to XPS format are also improved. The list of important new and improved features are given below
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.
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 10.0.0. This new release provides some great features like insertion of Page Break inside existing PDF file, Setting of User agent string, Setting Header and Footer once for newly created PDF document or enhancement for CutomeHtmlSavingStrategy to support Stream instance as in earlier release, this property has not been supported. As a default layout, the contents inside PDF files are added in Top-Left to Bottom-Right layout. Once the contents exceed beyond page bottom margin, the page break occurs. However you may come across a requirement to insert page break depending upon requirement. In order to accomplish this requirement, a method named AddPageBreak(…) method is added in PdfFileEditor class to accomplish this requirement. When converting HTML files to PDF format, we may come across a scenario where we may have a dynamic page that generates image based on the information provided in the query string and in order to properly add images in resultant PDF, the source website requires user agent string for images. In order to accomplish this requirement, UserAgentNameOfFileWebRequests is added to Aspose.Pdf.Generator.Pdf class. The earlier release versions of Aspose.Pdf for .NET provide the feature to use a static stream variable for stream passage from caller object and return, however one of the customers requested the possibility to pass a ref stream as argument to the function SavingToStream(HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlPageMarkupSavingInfo htmlSavingInfo). Please note that the method specified below cannot be changed; just to add some additional parameter since delegate of this method must be passed to newOptions.CustomHtmlSavingStrategy. However the goal (saving of several output documents to same static output stream) can easily be achieved with following code snippet where we only need to change a bit custom handler of output saving. As well as the enhancements and features discussed above, there have been specific improvement for PDF to HTML and HTML conversion feature. Among these fixes, the PCL to PDF, PDF to TIFF conversion, conversion of PDF to PDF/A compliant documents, text replacement, rendering PDF files to XPS format are also improved. The list of important new and improved features are given below
- Setting user-agent string support
- Setting User agent string
- Page Break in existing PDF
- Setting Header/Footer once for new PDF document
- PDF to HTML: support of stream parameter in CustomeHtmlSavingStrategy
- Specify attachment file parameters in FileSpecification class
- XSL-FO to PDF conversion quality issue
- PCL to PDF: NullReferenceException is raised
- TIFF to PDF - Resultant PDF is too large
- PDF file is not properly being converted to PDF/A_1a format
- PDF to HTML - Impossible to convert multiple pages of the same document in multiple threads to HTML
- HTML to PDF - Trouble with tables and text-wrapping
- HTML to PDF: Web Page to PDF conversion results ArgumentOutOfRangeException
- PDF to HTML: Font caching is not working properly
- PDF to HTML - Extra boxes appear in resultant file
- Incorrect TextSegment.Rectangle values
- When replacing text, contents overlap in resultant file
- Optimizing PDF document causes image to be removed
- Formatting Issues when converting HTML to PDF
- PDF to DOC: Space between text is increased
- Pdf document Cutts off, while Converting HTML to Pdf
- PdfFileMend is not producing correct results
- ExtractText() concatenate the letters in the extracted Text
- Only Extract Text from PDF which is 'Marked for redaction"
- Watermark text is selectable
- Issue with radio buttons when index and value do not match
- Ellipse.Bottom not being respected
- HTML to PDF - Conversion process hangs
- HtmlFragment hangs the process with large html
- HTML to PDF - PDF is not being geneated
- Title of PDF is not being set when setting conformance to PdfA1A
- Autofiller throwing exception while saving to some strem or disk
- TIF to PDF - Memory consumption increases by 600MB
- PDF to HTML: OCR-Converted PDF text is not aligned/grouped to image.
- Image to PDF: output PDF file is approx 6 time larger than input image
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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