What Are the Best C# Libraries for Exporting Content to PDF?

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What are the best C# libraries for exporting content to PDF?

First you buy and read the entire pdf specification. All 800+ pages of it. Then you start figuring out the parts necessary to display hello world. If you get to that point you then start asking really specific questions so your library will do what you want.

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Export PDF: All You Need to Know

Some of you may be thinking, “What about these things like fonts, file formats, graphics...” Well, you're not that great, so don't bother. My own library, for example, uses only Microsoft's MS-DOS format files, with fonts that have a little hinting and no shadows. This format is extremely common and is compatible with virtually all modern GUI systems. A good thing about this format is that it contains no references to proprietary fonts or icons that may or may not exist. Also, any other standard graphics software can be used. I just made my own library. So, do I look great on a desktop? Yes. Do I look great in a window? Sort of, but you'll need a bit of work to be able to tell the difference. (Well, sort of....) This is why your library has been written to be easily adaptable. Now you can just pick any.