The documentation saysĪ reference to the internal Document object initialized by converter during conversionĭocumentObject exists indeed after conversion, and I can confirm that the DocumentInformation properties aren't set after conversion.Īlso setting the DocumentInformation in pre/post convert events don't seem to get it working. But the DocumentObject is null before conversion. = "Testing generation of PDF/A-1b compliant file by EVOPDF library." Leave it not set to use the converter in demo mode
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See the code below for the usage of EvoPdf.Document object. I prefer to use the latter object though, because most of the documentation refers to the HtmlToPdfConverter. But I can't get it done using the EvoPdf.HtmlToPdfConverter object. When using the EvoPdf.Document object I can get it done. Var pdfPageOrientation = (pIsLandscape) ? PdfPageOrientation.Landscape : PdfPageOrientation.Portrait Ĭ = pdfPageOrientation Ĭ = PdfStandardSubset.Pdf_A_1b Ĭ = "Mike de Klerk" Ĭ = "PDF/A-1b Test" Ĭ = "Testing generation of PDF/A-1b compliant file by EVOPDF library." Ĭ = "HTML, PDF, Converter, PDF/A-1b. Var paperSize = PaperSizeToSizeF(pPaperSize) See my code below var converter = new HtmlToPdfConverter() So no demo code to show how document properties should be set. I tried the "EvoHtmlToPdfDemo_VS2013" v6.4 solution which I downloaded from here but PdfDocumentInfo isn't found in the entire solution.
And a Hex editor doesn't find any of the data either. However, Adobe Acrobat Reader shows empty boxes when viewing File->Properties. It seems pretty straightforward to set the PdfDocumentInfo properties. I'm trying to set some attributes on a HTML -> PDF generated file using EVOPDF.
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