Export MS Visio Diagrams to XPS or PDF/A Formats in C#
Aspose.Diagram for .NET 1.4.0 has been released. This release supports ‘Export to XPS’ feature and allows you to export MS Visio diagrams to XPS format. PDF rendering has also been improved in this release and different security, compression, compliance and digital signing features have been included. Now you can render MS Visio diagrams as PDF/A15, PDF/A1a and PDF/A1b. You can also change security and compression settings when rendering diagrams to image or PDF.
Convert PDF to Image And Extract Text using Aspose.Pdf.Kit for .NET
Aspose.Pdf.Kit for .NET 5.8.0 is now available for download. In this latest release, we have improved the PDF to image conversion, field flattening, text extraction, page extraction, filling fields with images, security and concatenation related features. We have also enhanced the feature to add multiple rows in the multiline text box using carriage return and line feed i.e. “\r\n”.
You may download the latest version from the Aspose.Pdf.Kit for .
Video tutorial - Migrate your current Aspose.Pdf for .NET code to new Merged API
As a sequel to our previous blog posts announcing the release of new Merged Aspose.Pdf API (which is expected to be rolled out by the start of next month July), this blog post presents a video tutorial on migrating your existing code based on Aspose.Pdf for .NET to new Merged Aspose.Pdf for .NET API. Just a recap before I proceed further, this new component will have all the features currently available in Aspose.
Migrating from Legacy Code to Merged Aspose.PDF for .NET
As we’re moving close towards the release of the merged Aspose.PDF for .NET, it is better to share some details regarding the migration of legacy Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Pdf.Kit code to new merged Aspose.Pdf.
In this post, I’ll share with you that how the license for the merged Aspose.Pdf will work. I’ll also elaborate a couple of things which will be helpful while migrating your code from old Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Pdf.Kit to merged Aspose.