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Downloading pdf while creating in a loop

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    Hi, I am creating one pdf at a time in a loop . How can i download the PDF each time the pdf is created while loop is still going on Thankss

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      Hi, I am creating one pdf at a time in a loop . How can i download the PDF each time the pdf is created while loop is still going on Thankss

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      I have no idea what your questions means/is asking.

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        I have no idea what your questions means/is asking.

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        Thank god for that! I thought it was just me. :)

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          Hi, I am creating one pdf at a time in a loop . How can i download the PDF each time the pdf is created while loop is still going on Thankss

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          Luc Pattyn
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          whatever code it takes to download a PDF, put it also in the loop, just after the code that creates it. not sure to what you want to download, and whether download is the right word. :)

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            whatever code it takes to download a PDF, put it also in the loop, just after the code that creates it. not sure to what you want to download, and whether download is the right word. :)

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            If he is creating a pdf, surely he doesn't mean download as he is writing it to a location on his HD (wouldn't streamwriter or any other writer throw some sort of security exception for writing to a network share or anything else)? Maybe he means open? System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()?

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              If he is creating a pdf, surely he doesn't mean download as he is writing it to a location on his HD (wouldn't streamwriter or any other writer throw some sort of security exception for writing to a network share or anything else)? Maybe he means open? System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()?

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              Luc Pattyn
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              Some people use "download" to indicate a transfer to some smaller device (embedded, mobile, whatever), just like you and I "upload" things to a larger device (server, web site, ...). In that view download/upload are unrelated to import/export, and you could create and download something. That is how (I think) I understood his post. :)

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                Hi, I am creating one pdf at a time in a loop . How can i download the PDF each time the pdf is created while loop is still going on Thankss

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                Uffe Rask
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                Could you be more specific?


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