Save To PDF from a Web Page...
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Hello Code-Frog, You can use ComponentOne PDF for .NET in an ASP.NET page. C1PDF does not have a GUI, so even though it is a .NET control, it works in an ASP.NET page also. With earlier VS versions, you could see ASP.NET compatible .NET controls in the toolbox along with the regular ASP controls, but there is an extra step for VS2005. You need to go to the design view of your .aspx page, then go to the Main Menu and select View|Component Designer (refer to http://helpcentral.componentone.com/PrintableView.aspx?ID=1405[^]). This view will allow you to add C1PDF to your WebForm. Then you can get input from the end user or wherever and add it as plain text or RTF to a PDF document. You can change the font and color of the plain text. The resulting document can then be saved to a file or stream.
Suelinda W Customer Engagement, ComponentOne LLC http:\\www.componentone.com
Here's what I really need to know before I install this on my development workstation to begin testing. Will this control allow me to display a PDF to a website visitor, enable them to mark up the PDF and then save it back to the file? Is there an example anywhere that demonstrates using the control?