Create Table of Contents in Existing PDF and Convert PDF to DOC

The long awaited version of Aspose.Pdf for .NET 8.3.0 This new release comes with great set of features and enhancements. For quite some time, Aspose.Pdf for .NET has provided the capability to generate a table of content when creating a new PDF document as described in Manipulating List of Contents. However, in this new release, they have introduced the capability to create table of contents inside an existing PDF document. The Document class in the Aspose.Pdf namespace gives the power to create as well as manipulate existing PDF files, so we added Heading and TocInfo classes to allow our customer to create TOC in existing PDF files. Further details regarding this feature can be found over Add TOC in existing PDF. When adding text to existing PDF files, they specify the font information for the TextFragment being added. Therefore they can either specify the font location from a file path or reference it from a stream object. When adding text to an existing PDF files using TextFragment, we can specify the obsolete position of the fragment using the Position property of TextFragment. Moreover they have also introduced many enhancements in terms of performance when converting large text files to PDF format, PDF to XPS conversion, PDF to TIFF conversion, HTML to PDF conversion and much more. This release includes plenty of new and improved features as listed below:


- Repair non-standard PDF files and convert to valid PDF files
- PDF to DOC conversion using Streams
- Add TOC in existing PDF documents
- Implement margin support for TextParagraph
- Allow to pass font as a stream
- Text to PDF is slow or hangs CPU
- Performance issue resolved when building PDF with HTML tags
- Slow Performance is improved when creating big Text in PDF file
- TXT to PDF: Conversion process is time is enhanced
- Creation and Modified date of PDF setting problem is resolved
- PDF to tiff will lose the bold text is now fixed
- Problem resolved while creating PDF Portfolio
- SVG to PDF - font is now embedded in resultant file
- Problem converting PDF to PDF/A is fixed
- Pdf Form fill issue is resolved while viewing in Adobe Reader 7
- File contents now appearing properly when embedding GnuMICR Font
- Problem fixed for importing comments from XFDF
- Pdf Form Fill flatten issue is resolved
- Import Annotations - Annotation background becomes transparent is now fixed
- Import Annotations - Font error is fixed when opening resultant file
- Issues resolved while converting XFA form to PDF/A
- HTML to PDF - list-style-type issue is fixed during conversion
- Issue resolved when images in a PDF use ASCII85Decode
- saving resultant file to Stream, automatically closes the stream is now fixed
Update/edit an existing Pdf Portfolio
- XML Template now working with Aspose.Pdf for .NET 7.8.0
- TextAbsorber now recognizing text with actual spaces
- While converting PDF to XPS, size increased to almost 10 times is now fixed
- XPS to PDF conversion, italic font style is now being rendered properly
- PDFA1B compliance test issues are fixed
- How to detect PDF document corruption issue is fixed
- Corrupt Pdf file hangs the application is now fixed



Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.