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How to Convert Microsoft Word (Docx/Doc) to PDF in C# with ImageGear
Goal Create a C# command line program that can read from existing Microsoft .docx (or .doc) documents and convert them to an Adobe PDF file Requirements Microsoft Windows 7 or greater Microsoft Visual Studio Accusoft ImageGear .NET Developer Toolkit ( download free trial version here ) Programming Skill Visual C# Intermediate Level Need to turn […]
.NET vs .NET Core: The Developing Difference
Is .NET or .NET Core the better bet for application development? Both frameworks are designed and supported by Microsoft and offer the ability to create apps capable of using multiple languages, abilities, and libraries, but they’re not the same. .NET Core is rapidly becoming the language of choice. For most app developers, .NET Core comes […]
How to create a command line program in C# that can read a CAD file
Goal Create a command line program in C# that can read a CAD file (DWG, DXF, or DGN format), then use ImageGear .NET v24 to convert this file to a PDF file with either 2D image conversion or 3D images from the original CAD file. Requirements C# development environment (Visual Studio used in this example) […]
ImageGear for C/C++ Introduction
Paul Pauquette, Accusoft Senior Software Engineer In the Overview section of the ImageGear for C/C++ help file, it states, “ImageGear® for C/C++ is the most advanced way to create, control, and deliver more secure, high-quality imaging applications. ImageGear allows you to add powerful imaging capabilities to your applications. ImageGear supports the most commonly used graphics […]
.NET Core: The Future of Fast, Flexible, Cross-Platform Application Development
Many application development teams are switching to .NET Core libraries from .NET Framework for the many benefits they offer for building and maintaining applications and APIs. .NET Core was initially released in 2016, and since then Microsoft has demonstrated their commitment to the platform as the future of .NET by releasing several architecture […]
Barcode Xpress and ImageGear .NET
Barcode Xpress and ImageGear .NET. Barcode Xpress is a leading barcode reading SDK. While it supports a variety of image formats, Barcode Xpress works with ImageGear to support even more obscure image formats. For example, Barcode Xpress does not support reading barcodes on PDFs. Combined with ImageGear, developers can support a myriad of image formats […]
A look at ImageGear C++ Samples
Paul Pauquette, Accusoft Senior Software Engineer Welcome You’ve downloaded the ImageGear imaging SDK and you’re trying to learn what you can do with it . What better place to start than in our samples? In ImageGear for C and C++ v19, we’ve added new easier-to-use samples that demonstrate a specific subset of functionality. In addition […]
Adding a Document Viewer to Your .NET Applications
Adding document viewing features to an application can be a challenge. Although there are many open source options available, finding a suitable ASP.NET document viewer or .NET image viewer that provides the right level of flexibility and functionality often requires a more specialized solution. Fortunately, .NET developers have good options when the time comes to […]
How to Convert Files to PDF with ImageGear
Having the right file conversion tools in place can make or break an application. Developers frequently face the challenge of managing multiple file types within a consolidated workflow. Without effective conversion tools, users are forced to rely on external applications that compromise both efficiency and security. Out of all the file formats developers must account […]
How to Split and Merge PDF Documents in C# with ImageGear
Today’s organizations are inundated with a variety of document and image formats on a regular basis. By integrating comprehensive PDF functionality into their applications, developers can provide the tools to manage those files much more easily. Converting files into PDFs makes them easier to share, modify, and annotate without having to worry about compatibility issues […]
Nothing but .NET Core: Going the Distance for Developers
Microsoft’s .NET isn’t new to the game. For the last 20 years, this software framework has been used by developers to create Windows-based applications and services. But increasing rates of open-source, multi-platform adoption across enterprise IT environments prompted a pivot away from proprietary properties to .NET Core. It’s an open-source platform that supports Cloud and […]
Integrate Efficient, Accurate Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Your Application
Effective document management is now a top priority for organizations, but for many, it remains a challenge. As noted by recent AIIM survey data, companies are struggling to handle both the documents they have and the rapid uptake of new information. In fact, 43 percent said their biggest priority is effectively leveraging the structured and […]