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    AlucardCode
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    Hi There I am using Aspose.pdf to generate pdf documents. The pdf document contains a table which is populated with data from a database. I have the problem that if the table needs to continue to the next page, the pdf does not generate. Is there any code that I need to include to allow the document to continue to a new page? Regards,

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      Hi There I am using Aspose.pdf to generate pdf documents. The pdf document contains a table which is populated with data from a database. I have the problem that if the table needs to continue to the next page, the pdf does not generate. Is there any code that I need to include to allow the document to continue to a new page? Regards,

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      hi, you can use itextSharp.dll to generate pdfs ,this will get from sourceforge.net , and reference to your project , then write code like this Document dc = new Document(PageSize.LETTER); dc.NewPage();

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        hi, you can use itextSharp.dll to generate pdfs ,this will get from sourceforge.net , and reference to your project , then write code like this Document dc = new Document(PageSize.LETTER); dc.NewPage();

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        Thanks, I give it a try :)

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          Thanks, I give it a try :)

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          Just my 2c, I found itextSharp very easy to implement.

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