GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET is a lightweight library that allows developers to convert back and forth between over 50 document and image file formats from within any .NET (ASP.NET/C#/VB.NET) app. To name a few the library can convert: - Word (DOC, DOCX) to PDF - DOC to DOCX and vice versa - Word (DOC, DOCX) to RTF and TXT - Word (DOC, DOCX) to image files (TIFF, JPEG) - PDF to TXT and XPS - PDF to image files (TIFF, JPEG) - HTML to PDF and JPEG - Excel (XLS, XLSX) to CSV, PDF, JPEG, XML - RTF to DOC, DOCX, PDF - MSG to EML, PDF, JPEG - Visio files to PDF, raster images and SVG - DXF to PDF and JPEG
GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET is designed as a middleware specifically to make it easy for developers to integrate it into any .NET application - be it a desktop-based (like console, WinForms, WPF and Windows services) or a web-based (ASP.NET, including WebForms and MVC) app. The library provides fast and accurate on-the-fly conversion and features progress callback functionality that allows the display of conversion progress bars in ASP.NET apps.
What is new in this release:
Version 1.8:
- Added resize functionality for document page images
- Added new Image Save Options to allow users to define the output image resolution
- Added new Html Conversion Options which give users 2 different rendering engine options when converting HTML files to other file formats
What is new in version 1.7.0:
Version 1.7:
- Implemented the option of converting multipage documents into a single HTML file with all the content (image, texts) encoded in it
- Documents can now be obtained straight from streams when converting them to HTML files
What is new in version 1.6:
Version 1.6:
- Improved namespace naming and xml comments
- Fixed an issue that caused improper conversion of the DXF files into image formats
- Added merge functionality in a separate service
- Implemented async document merge capability
- Added document merge progress data
What is new in version 1.5:
Version 1.5:
- Updated installer and EULA
- Added new "Convert" methods that accept non-relative (full) in- and out path parameters and hence skip the path-initialization methods
What is new in version 1.4.0:
- Prepared an example project that converts Microsoft Word documents - Prepared base handlers for trial limitations - Fixed long lines and empty blocks - Updated method names according to convention
Requirements:
.NET Framework version 4.0+
Limitations:
Limited functionality
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