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PDF In-The-Box ActiveX 3.12
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Dec 4, 2007 17:34:13 |
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Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) is probably one of the most popular cross-platform, display resolution-independent means of document exchange. The ability to generate reports and output data as PDF has become a standard feature for a great many of desktop and web applications. If you are a developer willing to have an easy way of generating nice PDF reports or any other documents directly from the code of your Windows or ASP application, make sure you have PDF In-The-Box ActiveX in your arsenal!
PDF In-The-Box ActiveX gives you full control over the content of your PDF file. Manage fonts, forms, grids, multimedia objects, text, graphics, hyperlinks and document parameters using the high-level methods of the PDF In-The-Box API. The programming interface comprises over 120 methods and properties that will allow you to put your creativity to good use and generate sophisticated PDF documents in no time. The process of creating a clean-looking, well-structured document is similar to writing to a printer. Which is more, the software is supplied with a comprehensive Programmer’s Manual that explains each aspect of PDF In-The-Box in great detail, so you don’t have to be knowledgeable about PDF generation in advance.
PDF In-The-Box ActiveX can also be installed on an ASP web server to generate dynamic PDF documents in response to remote client requests.
PDF In-The-Box does not require any third-party software to generate PDF files and is compatible with Adobe Reader version 4 and above. | | | Learn more about PDF In-The-Box ActiveX… |
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