Printing PDF documents is often a key function in different companies and organizations. You can easily print a PDF file programmatically using Java language. You can work with Aspose.PDF for Java API by configuring it in your environment. Let us walk through different PDF printing scenarios that are possible in your Java applications.
Split a PDF File into Multiple Files using C#
In the previous article, you have seen how to merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF. However, there could be a case when you need to split a single PDF file into multiple files. You can either split each page of the PDF or a collection of pages into multiple PDFs. In this article, you will learn how to cope up with such scenarios and split a PDF file into multiple PDFs using C#.
Add or Remove Attachments in PDF Files using C++
PDF has become a massively used file format because of its cross-platform support. You can create a PDF on the Windows platform, for example, and then transfer it to the Mac without any compatibility or formatting issues. One of the powerful features that PDF supports is adding attachments. You can embed other documents into a PDF file just like the email attachments. In this article, you are going to learn how to deal with PDF attachments programmatically. More specifically, you will come to know how to get, add, and remove attachments in PDF files using C++.
Convert XPS, OXPS to JPG or PNG Image using C# VB.NET
XPS file format is frequently used in file processing applications. You can convert XPS or OXPS to JPG or PNG image programmatically with C# or VB.NET in your .NET framework based applications. You can easily convert XPS or OXPS files to JPG or PNG Image with few simple API calls. Aspose.Page for .NET API includes different features to work with XPS, OXPS, and several other supported file formats.
Render Text with TrueType and Type1 Fonts using Java
Manipulate CFF, TrueType, and Type1 Fonts using Java
Fonts play an important role in the presentation of the text within the documents and web pages. Various font families are available that allow you to use fancy characters in order to make your text appealing. Since Aspose deals with file format automation, we have launched a dedicated font manipulation API to work with font file formats. In this article, you will get familiar with our Java Font API and learn how to work with CFF, TrueType, OpenType, and Type1 fonts from within your Java applications.
Sharing Data with Aspose - Data Security
Aspose might need your data sometimes for fixing or improving different features of the APIs. We understand your data security and privacy concerns so we take the necessary steps for transmitting and protecting the data.
Convert RTF Documents to PDF using C#
RTF is a popular file format that was introduced by Microsoft for creating rich text documents. The interoperability of RTF makes it possible to exchange the content between different Microsoft products as well as heterogeneous operating systems. PDF, on the other hand, is one of the most widely used digital document formats which provides cross-platform support. The conversion of the documents to PDF format is highly in practice. Therefore, in this article, you will learn how to convert an RTF document to PDF programmatically using C#.
Convert DOCX to DOC or DOC to DOCX with C# VB.NET
Microsoft Word Documents are majorly of two types, DOC and DOCX. You can convert DOCX to DOC as well as from DOC to DOCX using C# or VB.NET programmatically. Each document can be processed and converted one by one or you can batch convert the DOC and DOCX files if you need to work with a lot of files.