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HTML to PDF Online Converter – An Easy Application for Handling Office Documents

I am a proud executive of an online converter that helps people to convert their HTML documents into PDF very conveniently. Our wonderful professional journey took off when we observed consumers complaining about the conversion software available for the purpose. Many found it very difficult to work on an HTML file without converting it. Conversion […]

selectpdf HTML to PDF Converter Online

Convert any Website to PDF Online with a Free Pdf Converter

SelectPdf has announced the launch of SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter Online, a powerful online service for easy and quick conversion of any web page to PDF: selectpdf.com. Its top advantages are the quality of the generated pdf documents, the speed and the simplicity. The user only needs to enter the web page URL and […]

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Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET

Converting from html to pdf in .NET is not an easy task. Web pages can be very complex and the pdf format is not easy to understand. There are some tools that can do that, but most of them cost thousands of dollars. SelectPdf decided to help the developers community and released SelectPdf Html To […]

selectpdf HTML to PDF Converter Online

Add a “Save as PDF” button to your website

Allow your visitors to save/export your webpages as pdf. With Select.Pdf is very simple. Just add a link on your page and you are done. <a href="https://selectpdf.com/export-to-pdf/?" onclick="if(!this.urlAdded)href+=&apos;&url=&apos;+encodeURIComponent(location.href);this.urlAdded=1">Save as Pdf</a>   For more details and parameters description, take a look at Save as Pdf feature main page.

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‘Hello World’ from SelectPdf

It’s very easy to use Select.Pdf SDK for .NET. Take a look at the simple code below. SelectPdf.PdfDocument doc = new SelectPdf.PdfDocument(); SelectPdf.PdfPage page = doc.AddPage(); SelectPdf.PdfFont font = doc.AddFont(SelectPdf.PdfStandardFont.Helvetica); font.Size = 20; SelectPdf.PdfTextElement text = new SelectPdf.PdfTextElement(50, 50, "Hello world!", font); page.Add(text); doc.Save("test.pdf"); doc.Close();