Author Archives: Nayyer Shahbaz

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for Reporting Services 2.6.0. In this release, we have specifically resolved issues related to text rendering in PDF documents. Text alignments including justify and full-justify are particularly fixed for some complex scenarios and some other problems related to text formatting are also resoled. In this version, we also have fixed an issue where data from hidden layer was becoming visible in an output PDF file.

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We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for Reporting Services 2.5.5 which contains better and enhanced support for image rendering in output PDF files when transforming RDL files to PDF format. In this release, the focus has been on image rendering capabilities. Along with these enhancements, we also have made some other product improvements and have general bug fixing. To cut short, we offer you a better release of Aspose.Pdf for Reporting Services.

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PDF to HTML conversion is one of the prominent features Aspose.PDF for .NET offers. By default, the images inside the document are saved in SVG format when converting PDF files to HTML format. However, it is possible to save images in non-SVG format, as raster images. Please have a look at the following code snippet to see how this can be done.

// Source PDF file
Document doc = new Document("c:/pdftest/page_6.pdf");
// Create HtmlSaveOption with tested feature
HtmlSaveOptions saveOptions = 

One of the features we implemented for Aspose.PDF for .NET early on was converting an XML file to PDF. The API also provides the facility to transform custom XML files to PDF with the help of XSLT. With the release of Aspose.PDF for .NET 8.9.0, we have introduced a new feature which lets you convert PDF documents to XML (MobiXML). as usual, we try to keep things simple, so this feature can be accomplished with two simple lines of … Continue Reading