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Install a PDF generation plug-in to the current ASP.Net project directory. Extracting the files to the current project directory allows the application to interact with the plug-in correctly.
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Type "using iTextSharp.text;" and "using iTextSharp.text.pdf;" into the code page. Ensure the two lines are placed at the top of any current code. These lines of code ready the newly-installed plug-in for use by the rest of the code.
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Type "Document document = new Document(PageSize.A4.Rotate());" below the previously entered code. This initiates a PDF file and assigns it to the "document" variable.
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Type "PdfWriter.GetInstance(document, new FileStream("myPDF.pdf", FileMode.Create));" after the previously entered text. This line of code causes the application to create the actual PDF file using hard drive space.
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Type "document.Close();" after the previously entered code. This line of code ensures the PDF file is ended properly, and prevents many coding errors.
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How to Generate a PDF File Using ASP.Net
ASP.Net is a coding language used specifically to create dynamic web pages. ASP.Net allows coders to manipulate a web page in a variety of ways, including creating PDF (Portable Document Format) files and displaying these files on a user's web browser. ASP.Net itself does not support the generation of PDF files. But it can do so by installing and using a PDF manipulating plug-in freely available on the Internet.
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