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Parallel Processing Using DynamicPDF HTML Converter

· 7 min read
James A. Brannan
Developer Evangelist

DynamicPDF HTML Converter for .NET often takes between 1 and 5 seconds to convert a single HTML document to PDF, depending on factors such as network download time, page complexity, and overall processing requirements. This is expected because the HTML Converter uses the Chromium rendering engine to fully process HTML documents before generating the PDF output.

When processing large numbers of HTML documents, total conversion time can quickly grow if documents are converted sequentially. For example, converting thousands of HTML files one at a time could easily require hours of processing time. In these scenarios, using parallel processing and batch execution can significantly improve overall throughput and reduce total conversion time.

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 Rasterizer for .NET Version 3 is Released

· One min read
Andrew Cochran
Founder and CEO

DynamicPDF Rasterizer v3 for .NET has been released! The new version has support for .NET Standard 2.X including .NET Core 2.X and ASP.NET Core 2.X. It includes an updated and improved PDF rendering engine as well as many new features and the latest bug fixes. Also, the developer edition now allows for 100% royalty free distribution to an unlimited number of servers or machines at a lower price point.

PrintManager – Setting Advanced Printer Options

· 3 min read
Anil S
Content Creator

The PrintManager for .NET API allows printing of PDF files through any .NET application. The settings accessible to the PrintManager are limited to those exposed through a standard API (such as Win32 or .NET). But a printer may have additional settings that are specific to that printer and are not readily available through a standard API. This means that there could be non-standard features or settings available that vary between printers that are not able to be exposed through the PrintManager API. To remedy this, we have exposed a way to manually save and reuse a specific state of the native printer’s dialog box that when provided to the Printjob will affect that job as if those options where manually selected by a user. A full example on how to accomplish this is outlined below.

Creating PDFs in C# with Outlined or Invisible Text

· 3 min read
Andrew Cochran
Founder and CEO

DynamicPDF Generator has lots of predefined page elements which allow you to easily create different types of content, but you may occasionally have a need to do something that is not available in the API by default. Custom page elements is an easy way to extend the API to achieve these results.