Aspose.Pdf for .NET

Release Notes: This release includes the ability to check if the source PDF file is correct or corrupted. It introduces a feature that lets you add an image field type to an existing PDF document. Some customers wanted to be able to apply justified alignment to a multi-line text field, so it is nnow possible. CheckBoxes can have the values Check, Circle, Diamond, Square, and Cross when selected inside the PDF form. The development team has worked hard to stabilize and improve the HTML to PDF, PDF to image, PDF to HTML, and PDF to XPS conversions as well as filling form fields and merging PDF files.

Release Notes: This release adds the ability to shrink the contents of a PDF file to a smaller size so you’ll save hard drive space. The TextFragmentAbsorber has always been a great mechanism for searching and replacing particular text strings inside a PDF file, and it now lets you include a subset of fonts used when replacing PDF file contents. This release improves the PDF concatenation functionality and introduces the ability to merge XFA forms. Numerous issues related to form field filling, text extraction, conversion of PDF files into images, and PDF printing are fixed in this release.

Release Notes: This release includes the ability to deal with large size PDF documents. During testing, the conclusion was reached that the latest release version of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 6.7.0 is capable of manipulating PDF documents of 1GB. This release greatly improves the text extraction, form field filling, addition of form field to PDF file, addition of watermark stamp, printing of PDF files, and conversion of pages into TIFF and XPS format. It implements a repair procedure for broken references to objects stored in Object Streams and enhanced HTML to PDF conversion.

Release Notes: This release includes some SVG to PDF conversion, transforming PDF to PDF/A, rendering PDF into image format with desired dimensions, creating a PDF portfolio, and determining if the source document is encrypted before opening it. There have been significant improvements to memory management when dealing with large and complex PDF files and converting PDFs into image formats. The component is also more stable when converting intricate HTML files into PDF format. This release improves the image/text replacement feature, corrects the rendering of PDF files to raster images, and much more.

Release Notes: This release includes some great new features such as the ability to set the background color of pages in PDF documents, determine which pages in a PDF document has background color set, and attach MP3 files. Performance when converting PDF files into XPS/TIFF format and extracting text and images from PDF was improved. PDF files can now be converted into HTML and other supported formats. File concatenation features were improved. Some changes were made to the PdfConverter class.