We have released a new version of our PDF component, Gembox.Pdf 1.7, that provides an easy and efficient way to read, merge, split, and process PDF files in .NET. In this version, we added support for annotating PDF pages with hyperlinks and full support for interactive form fields that can now be created and flattened, […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for GemBox.Pdf 1.5 with support for adding images. The new functionality enables you to: Draw the image to a specified location in a specified size. Transform the image by applying rotation, scaling, or other transformations. Add an image watermark to PDF pages. If you have […]
With the recent release of .NET 5.0, we would like to inform you that GemBox components have been tested on the .NET 5.0 runtime. The behavior of GemBox components on the .NET 5.0 runtime should remain unchanged, however, .NET 5.0 introduced several breaking changes and we observed that the usage of ICU libraries on Windows […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for GemBox.Pdf 1.5 with support for writing text. The new functionality enables you to: Write formatted text using various formatting options, such as alignment, font (family, style, weight, stretch, and size), language, color, and opacity. Align and position the text at various positions in the […]
We have released a new version of our PDF component, Gembox.Pdf 1.5, that provides an easy and efficient way to read, merge, split, and process PDF files in .NET. The biggest addition in this version is major improvements to PDF digital signature functionality. The most notable improvements are: Support for signing a PDF file with […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for GemBox.Document 3.1, GemBox.Spreadsheet 4.5, GemBox.Presentation 2.3, and GemBox.Pdf 1.3 with the support for creating PDF files and paginating document content on Linux, macOS and other platforms that implement .NET Standard 2.0. Over the last several months we managed to remove dependency on WPF from […]
Following Microsoft’s announcement of .NET Core 3.0, we have released new versions of GemBox .NET components compatible with .NET Core 3.0. With the release of .NET Core 3.0 support for Windows desktop applications (Windows only), GemBox.Document, GemBox.Spreadsheet, GemBox.Presentation and GemBox.Pdf .NET Core 3.0 components provide support for printing and writing to Adobe Portable Document Format […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for the GemBox.Pdf 1.3 with the following features added: Write support for image (PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, TIFF and WMP) and XML Paper Specification (XPS) formats. Support for printing. Convert PDF file to the XpsDocument and ImageSource (providing a means to embed a PDF file […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for GemBox.Pdf 1.3 with support for exporting images from the PDF file in JPEG, BMP, PNG or TIFF image formats. For more information about this feature, check out the new Export Images example. If you have any questions, complaints, or suggestions, feel free to contact […]
We have just released a new setup, help, and examples for GemBox.Pdf 1.3 with support for PDF interactive forms (AcroForm). An interactive PDF form contains fields that you can select or fill in. Using GemBox.Pdf you can: Retrieve individual form fields with a variety of properties, depending on the form field type. Fill in interactive […]
We have released a new version of our PDF component, GemBox.Pdf 1.3. In this version, we focused on the most important part of the PDF content: the text. Using GemBox.Pdf 1.3 you can: Extract a Unicode representation of a PDF page, as shown in the Reading example. Retrieve individual text elements with their location and […]
We have released a new GemBox.Pdf component that enables developers to read, write, create and update PDF files from .NET applications in a simple and efficient way. GemBox.Pdf implements PDF standards ISO 32000-1:2008 (PDF 1.7) and ISO 32000-2:2017 (PDF 2.0) following Framework Design Guidelines. GemBox.Pdf is being continually improved with a final goal of implementing […]