Well, it could be that not everybody wants to install a PDF printer (which
in my opinion is a bad solution), but wants to convert the HTML to PDF some
other way. There's no suggestion for that, so if anybody has got other
ideas, please keep 'em coming.
I agree. But despite spending quite some time looking into the issue,
posting the same question to this group some time back, and seeing a number
of other similar posts, this appears to still be the best (and only?)
solution without spending a lot of money.
I'd love to hear any other suggestions anyone may have too, but so far this
seems to be all we've got.
Not free, but a _relatively_ low cost option (especially if you can
get the small business discount) for the PDF creation part of this is
the Siberix control, which I haven't seen mentioned here. Details at:
Not free, but a _relatively_ low cost option (especially if you can
get the small business discount) for the PDF creation part of this is
the Siberix control, which I haven't seen mentioned here. Details at:
But that brings us straight back to the first point I mentioned in the other
thread: you need something to render the HTML. I don't fancy writing
anything that would convert HTML to PDF via an API personally, you want a
proper industry standard engine to do that for you.
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