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create pdf file with vector image with .net

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    Hi, I am Developing web application with a asp.net and C# (framework 1.1). I want to create a pdf document with images and texts. For getting the clarity of images I want to upload pdf images(or any other vector images like .EPS,.CDR formats etc) into the pdf document. And also the images has to be positioned and rotated inside the pdf document. How it can be possible using the .net code? Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance Regards Bejoy

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      Hi, I am Developing web application with a asp.net and C# (framework 1.1). I want to create a pdf document with images and texts. For getting the clarity of images I want to upload pdf images(or any other vector images like .EPS,.CDR formats etc) into the pdf document. And also the images has to be positioned and rotated inside the pdf document. How it can be possible using the .net code? Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance Regards Bejoy

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      My answer will not be a .NET way answer but an answer to dealing multi format vector and non vector medias. Try to use Tex on this kind of management. Because of the human readable syntax of Tex document management system(open source on Windows and Linux), it is possible to do anyting on any document medias. Any media can be prepared and rendered into and from Tex. it is more of a Linux way of solution. Render strings that Tex Requires and select output format, that is it. Google LaTex and tex, give it a go.

      Mikail Çetinkaya . The C# DEveloper

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