Re: .Net pdf components

Hi,

we use in our company Aspose PDF .NET (http://www.aspose.com)
Cool product.

Productive with a few lines of code.

Dimi

>I have had a lot of luck using PDF4Net by O2 solutions.  I have not used the
>forms features in  a production app, but it has proved to be easy to use.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Discussion forum for developers using Windows Forms to build apps and
>controls [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Phil
>Sayers
>Sent: 03/27/2007 8:57 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [DOTNET-WINFORMS] .Net pdf components
>
>hello all,
>
>in the reporting module of our application, certain reports are printed on
>pre-printed forms, so our customers send us a couple of the pre-printed
>forms and we design our report layouts to simply "fill in the blanks".
>
>A new requirement has surfaced where our customers would like to be able to
>email these reports as email attachments.  I already have code in place to
>send the emails...etc.
>
>Our customers design these pre-printed forms in-house, typically with Adobe
>Acrobat.  Assuming our customers can provide the original "proof" of these
>pre-printed forms....I'm looking for a .Net component where I can basically
>"mail merge" into the pdf document.  I've used "pdf forms" online, where i
>fill out a pdf document online and i can print it, there has to be a way to
>do this through code.
>
>has anyone done this before, and had a good/bad experience with a particular
>component.
>
>Thanks
>Phil