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DynamicPDF Rasterizer for .NET V4.0 Released

· One min read
James A. Brannan
Developer Evangelist

DynamicPDF announces that DynamicPDF Rasterizer for .NET is updated to version 4.0 and is available for updating or installation. Easily update your project to the latest version using Visual Studio's NuGet package manager. This version fixes several bugs and improves Linux support by removing Rasterizer's dependence on Windows GDI+ on Windows systems. Changes include:

Convert HTML to PDF Using DynamicPDF HTML Converter

· 12 min read
James A. Brannan
Developer Evangelist

The DynamicPDF HTML Converter product is available and included with any of our subscription plans (subscription pricing). You can also use DynamicPDF HTML Converter free if you accept a small footer stating "Created with the DynamicPDF Essentials Edition" and link to the DynamicPDF website from a public area of your website. DynamicPDF HTML Converter supports the following features,

  • quickly converts HTML to PDF,
  • supports the latest HTML, CSS, and JavaScript,
  • works with files, byte arrays, and URLs,
  • supports custom headers and footers,
  • supports .NET Framework and .NET Core (including Linux),
  • and supports a transparent pricing model.

DynamicPDF Subscriptions are Available

· One min read
Andrew Cochran
Founder and CEO

Subscriptions for our great products are now available. Subscriptions make it easy for you to stay current on the latest features, bug fixes and security patches. They also offer royalty free distribution and work well in cloud environments. Four subscription levels are available:

Working With Bookmarks When Merging PDFs

· 2 min read
Andrew Cochran
Founder and CEO

When merging PDFs together using DynamicPDF Merger or Core Suite, all bookmarks (or outlines) will be added to the output PDF by default. They will appear in the order they are merged, with the first document's bookmarks coming first, followed by the next document's bookmarks. However, this is not always the desired behavior, so let's take a look at a couple of other options.