Aspose.Page for .NET is an on premise .NET API that allows you to add XPS manipulation features to your own applications. The API also supports to convert XPS, EPS & PS documents to other formats.
Directory | Description |
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Demos | Source code for live demos hosted at https://products.aspose.app/page/family. |
Examples | A collection of .NET examples that help you learn the product features. |
- Create & modify XPS documents via API.
- Add pages to XPS documents.
- Create vector graphic shapes (Path element) and text strings (Glyphs element).
- Group various elements as well as modify the appearance of text strings and graphics.
- Support for visual brush, image brush, solid color brush and more.
- Work with multiple documents within an XPS document.
- Preserve print tickets and add default print tickets to new XPS documents.
- Perform cross-package operations such as, inserting a page from another document.
- Conversion of XPS, PS & EPS documents to other popular formats.
- Supports PostScript language levels 1-3 with an exception of font types: Type2 (CFF), Type14 (Chameleon), Types 9, 10, 11, 32 (CID-Keyed).
Fixed Layout: XPS
Fixed Layout: PDF
Images: PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP
Metafiles: EMF, WMF
Animation: GIF
Aspose.Page for .NET can be integrated with any kind of ASP.NET Web Application or a Windows Application.
Important
From version 24.4 we started to support non-Windows operation systems, like Linux, MacOS etc. New nuget package Aspose.Page.Drawing has been released for this purpose. The separate solutions for .Net Standard 2.0 and .NET 7.0 are added to these examples.
Are you ready to give Aspose.Page for .NET a try? Simply execute Install-Package Aspose.Page
from Package Manager Console in Visual Studio to fetch the NuGet package. If you already have Aspose.Page for .NET and want to upgrade the version, please execute Update-Package Aspose.Page
to get the latest version.
// create XPS document
XpsDocument xDocs = new XpsDocument();
// add glyph to the document
var glyphs = xDocs.AddGlyphs("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Regular, 300f, 450f, "Hello World!");
glyphs.Fill = xDocs.CreateSolidColorBrush(Color.Black);
// save result
xDocs.Save(dir + "output.xps");
// read PS file
var document = new PsDocument(dir + "template.ps");
// create a device for output steram
var device = new PdfDevice(dir + "output.pdf");
// save PS document as PDF
document.SaveAsPdf(dir + "output.pdf", new PdfSaveOptions());
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