What?s new in this release?
Aspose development team is proud to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 8.6.0. This release includes a very exciting feature for converting PDF document to Excel worksheet . Using this new release, developers can convert PDF document to XLS format, where the individual pages of PDF file appear as separate worksheet. The earlier versions of Aspose.Pdf for .NET support the capability convert PDF files to PS format, and in order to convert the PDF document to EPS format, you only have to change PrintFileName. However the only difference between ways of getting PS and EPS files in Printer Options. Please take a look of the Printing to EPS section of Using LaTeX with EPS Figures. By default 'HP LaserJet 2300 Series PS' printer and any other PS printer creates PS files. However you can change PostScript Output Option to Encapsulate Postscript (EPS) and get EPS files as output. The conversion of SVG to PDF has been added in our component for quite some time. However in this release, we have introduced the feature to directly save PDF file to SVG format. During PDF to HTML conversion, you can also specify a separate folder for the image files. Further details can be found in the documentation section about PDF to HTML conversion . This release is far better than the earlier releases and provides much better support for PDF to PDF/A_1b, PDF to XPS, TIFF to PDF, XSL-FO to PDF, text extraction and many other features. For code snippets and other details please visit the blog announcement page. This release includes plenty of new and improved features as listed below
- Save PDF as .eps
- PDF to EPS Support
- Convert PDF file to SVG image
- PDF to Excel worksheet conversion
- BindHTML method should support Stream object
- PDF to DOC - Blue box should not appear around the text
- PDF to HTMl: to specify folder for saving
- Add option to compress the SVG files
- HorizontalAlignment property should exist in TextState class
- PDF to XPS: Resultant file is corrected
- Problem resolved converting PDF to PDF/A
- PDF to XPS - Hidden text issue resolved in resultant XPS document
- Changing PageSice crops page contents
- PDF to HTML - text alignment is corrected
- PDF to PDF/A conversion issues resolved
- PDF file is converted to PDF_A_1B successfully
- Attachments are properly extracted from PDF file
- Missing text issue fixed when printing XPS generated with Document class
- Issue resolved with headers spacing
- Too much memory is being utilized while manipulating large PDF is now fixed
- Incorrect coordinates are corrected for TextFragment
- Attempting to remove JavaScript in attached file raises error is fixed
- Pdf Sound Annotation return Bad Parameter is fixed
- PDF to HTML - Some fonts missing are resolved
- Error after migration to latest release
- IsKepTogether now working in Nested Tables
- XSL-FO to PDF: space-after tag now working when parent element has padding attribute
- PDFA1b compliance with document containing user defined Metadata property
- Blank lines showing up inside the annotation are now fixed
- PDF to PDFA1B: Conformance is fixed with Adobe PreFlight option
- TIFF to PDF : Image width and height impact only first frame of Multi-Page TIFF
- While modifying document privileges using PdfFileSecurity, a user password is set
- Splitting page is now working in 8.5 but 7.5
- Form.Fields collection missing is fixed for some form fields
- Setting IsHtmlTagSupported as true ignores font name and size for text element
- Text Wrapping issue is resolved in table cell
- Aspose.Pdf (DOM) now honor BackgroundColor property of FloatingBox object
- Line drawn using PdfContentEditor is now visible in Firefox/Chrome
Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.
Newly added documentation pages and articles
Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.Pdf for .NET documentation that may guide you briefly how to use Aspose.Pdf for performing different tasks like the followings.
- Convert PDF to Excel workbook
- PDF to PostScript conversion
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.
More about Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Homepage of Aspose.Pdf for .NET C#
- Online Demo for Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Download Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Read online documentation of Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Post your technical questions/queries to Aspose.Pdf for .NET Forum
- Receive notifications about latest news and supported features by subscribing to Aspose.Pdf for .NET blog
Contact Information
Aspose Pty Ltd, Suite 163,
79 Longueville Road
Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
Australia
Aspose - Your File Format Experts
sales@aspose.com
Phone: 888.277.6734
Fax: 866.810.9465
Aspose development team is proud to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 8.6.0. This release includes a very exciting feature for converting PDF document to Excel worksheet . Using this new release, developers can convert PDF document to XLS format, where the individual pages of PDF file appear as separate worksheet. The earlier versions of Aspose.Pdf for .NET support the capability convert PDF files to PS format, and in order to convert the PDF document to EPS format, you only have to change PrintFileName. However the only difference between ways of getting PS and EPS files in Printer Options. Please take a look of the Printing to EPS section of Using LaTeX with EPS Figures. By default 'HP LaserJet 2300 Series PS' printer and any other PS printer creates PS files. However you can change PostScript Output Option to Encapsulate Postscript (EPS) and get EPS files as output. The conversion of SVG to PDF has been added in our component for quite some time. However in this release, we have introduced the feature to directly save PDF file to SVG format. During PDF to HTML conversion, you can also specify a separate folder for the image files. Further details can be found in the documentation section about PDF to HTML conversion . This release is far better than the earlier releases and provides much better support for PDF to PDF/A_1b, PDF to XPS, TIFF to PDF, XSL-FO to PDF, text extraction and many other features. For code snippets and other details please visit the blog announcement page. This release includes plenty of new and improved features as listed below
- Save PDF as .eps
- PDF to EPS Support
- Convert PDF file to SVG image
- PDF to Excel worksheet conversion
- BindHTML method should support Stream object
- PDF to DOC - Blue box should not appear around the text
- PDF to HTMl: to specify folder for saving
- Add option to compress the SVG files
- HorizontalAlignment property should exist in TextState class
- PDF to XPS: Resultant file is corrected
- Problem resolved converting PDF to PDF/A
- PDF to XPS - Hidden text issue resolved in resultant XPS document
- Changing PageSice crops page contents
- PDF to HTML - text alignment is corrected
- PDF to PDF/A conversion issues resolved
- PDF file is converted to PDF_A_1B successfully
- Attachments are properly extracted from PDF file
- Missing text issue fixed when printing XPS generated with Document class
- Issue resolved with headers spacing
- Too much memory is being utilized while manipulating large PDF is now fixed
- Incorrect coordinates are corrected for TextFragment
- Attempting to remove JavaScript in attached file raises error is fixed
- Pdf Sound Annotation return Bad Parameter is fixed
- PDF to HTML - Some fonts missing are resolved
- Error after migration to latest release
- IsKepTogether now working in Nested Tables
- XSL-FO to PDF: space-after tag now working when parent element has padding attribute
- PDFA1b compliance with document containing user defined Metadata property
- Blank lines showing up inside the annotation are now fixed
- PDF to PDFA1B: Conformance is fixed with Adobe PreFlight option
- TIFF to PDF : Image width and height impact only first frame of Multi-Page TIFF
- While modifying document privileges using PdfFileSecurity, a user password is set
- Splitting page is now working in 8.5 but 7.5
- Form.Fields collection missing is fixed for some form fields
- Setting IsHtmlTagSupported as true ignores font name and size for text element
- Text Wrapping issue is resolved in table cell
- Aspose.Pdf (DOM) now honor BackgroundColor property of FloatingBox object
- Line drawn using PdfContentEditor is now visible in Firefox/Chrome
Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.
Newly added documentation pages and articles
Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.Pdf for .NET documentation that may guide you briefly how to use Aspose.Pdf for performing different tasks like the followings.
- Convert PDF to Excel workbook
- PDF to PostScript conversion
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.
More about Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Homepage of Aspose.Pdf for .NET C#
- Online Demo for Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Download Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Read online documentation of Aspose.Pdf for .NET
- Post your technical questions/queries to Aspose.Pdf for .NET Forum
- Receive notifications about latest news and supported features by subscribing to Aspose.Pdf for .NET blog
Contact Information
Aspose Pty Ltd, Suite 163,
79 Longueville Road
Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
Australia
Aspose - Your File Format Experts
sales@aspose.com
Phone: 888.277.6734
Fax: 866.810.9465
