Office 2003 --> Word

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Amrish

Hi,
I am performing Word (Office 2003) Automation using C# (Visual Studio 2005).
Is there a direct way to convert the Generated document to PDF without using
any third party converters? I tried doing the same but could not find a
method to implement it.

Or Can someone suggest a third party software which would do the same! I
searched for a few but couldn't find proper documentations for the same. can
someone send me the link to the same?
 
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Cindy M.

Hi =?Utf-8?B?QW1yaXNo?=,
I am performing Word (Office 2003) Automation using C# (Visual Studio 2005).
Is there a direct way to convert the Generated document to PDF without using
any third party converters? I tried doing the same but could not find a
method to implement it.
No. No version prior to Office 2007 provides anything at all with which to save
as PDF.
Or Can someone suggest a third party software which would do the same! I
searched for a few but couldn't find proper documentations for the same. can
someone send me the link to the same?
Best place to gather suggestions for third-party software that can save as PDF
is the word.docmanagement newsgroup (the "general questions" group) for
end-users. Most PDF generators install as printer drivers, then print to a
file. For you, that would mean using the PrintOut method with all the necessary
arguments to print to a file.

Given Word 2003, an alternate (and perhaps better) approach would be to save
the document in Word 2003's XML file format, then transform it to PDF. There
are third-party transformation products available, from AltSoft, for example.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply
in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :)
 
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staub.jean-noel

you may use pdfcreator an open source software. with word automation ,you
printout the doc on the virtual printer and obtain a pdf. Pdfcreator should
be running
 

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