print pdf document

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Dennis Myrén

Only PostScript commands is understood by the printer,
although PDF is very similar to PostScript a PDF cannot directly
be sent to the printer.
You should use the DDE interface of Acrobat/Reader.
I do not know of any other way.
 
Hi
Nobody know..how to print a existing .pdf file with c#. ( The idea is that
the application prints de .pdf without open it with acrobat reader )

thanks!
 
Dennis Myrén write:
Only PostScript commands is understood by the printer,
although PDF is very similar to PostScript a PDF cannot directly
be sent to the printer.
You should use the DDE interface of Acrobat/Reader.
I do not know of any other way.

[...snip...]

I'm quite sure the is no easy way inside C#. We made GhostView / gsPrint
print our PDF using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start().
 
Yes, that is a good idea.
However, GhostView is unfortunately not very common software
as opposed to Acrobat/Reader.
But, in a server environment, GhostView is definitely the approach.

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Regards,
Dennis JD Myrén
Oslo Kodebureau
Michael Voss said:
Dennis Myrén write:
Only PostScript commands is understood by the printer,
although PDF is very similar to PostScript a PDF cannot directly
be sent to the printer.
You should use the DDE interface of Acrobat/Reader.
I do not know of any other way.

[...snip...]

I'm quite sure the is no easy way inside C#. We made GhostView / gsPrint
print our PDF using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start().
 
hi,

I use with great success the Siberix PDF library. It's commercial, but
one of the best Libraries I've ever used...


Regards,

Martin
 
Hi,
I use with great success the Siberix PDF library. It's commercial, but
one of the best Libraries I've ever used...

From Siberix' FAQ:

"Is it possible to print PDF documents using the library?
No, you couldn't use Siberix PDF Library to print PDF documents or pages. "

Greetings,
Ralf
 
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