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paulcreedy: It is possible to convert to PDF and send to the browser as a stream rather than a file that needs to save. In other words, is there a way to convert to PDF without having to save to a file? CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.HTML2PDF html2pdf = new CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.HTML2PDF(t); html2pdf.RenderSinglePageContent = false; html2pdf.PageHeight = (int)CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.PDFUtils.PageHeight; html2pdf.Render(); html2pdf.Save(path); The save method also supports stream. asp.net Chat http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Chat/default.aspx Web Messenger: http://cutesoft.net/Web-Messenger/default.aspxasp.net wysiwyg editor: http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+WYSIWYG+Editor/default.aspxasp wysiwyg html editor: http://cutesoft.net/ASP asp.net Image Gallery: http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Image+Gallery/default.aspx Live Support: http://cutesoft.net/live-support/default.aspx
CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.HTML2PDF html2pdf = new CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.HTML2PDF(t);
html2pdf.RenderSinglePageContent = false;
html2pdf.PageHeight = (int)CuteEditor.Convertor.PDF.PDFUtils.PageHeight;
html2pdf.Render();
html2pdf.Save(path);
The save method also supports stream.