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    pdf document from windows form output?

    Hiya peeps!

    I wonder which is the best way to create a pdf file from the output of a windows form application.
    In my case it would be an application which calculates costs on several input parameter. After a view is created it would be a nice thing to have if I could just press a button and the current view with all its data would be transformed automatically into a pdf document.

    Is there really no other way then building up the pdf manually with a tool like
    Migra Doc / pdfsharp?
    Hm, I'd rather have a tool which generates at runtime a pdf document from the current shown windows form. But couldn't find something like this.
    Any suggestions?
    Better ask and make a rhyme
    than search dead threads for a long time.

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    Re: pdf document from windows form output?

    Take a look at Crystal Reports for Visual Studio. If you are using VS2008, it's included. If you are using VS2010, take a look here: http://www.businessobjects.com/jump/...s2_default.asp

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    Re: pdf document from windows form output?

    Quote Originally Posted by dannystommen View Post
    Take a look at Crystal Reports for Visual Studio. If you are using VS2008, it's included. If you are using VS2010, take a look here: http://www.businessobjects.com/jump/...s2_default.asp
    seems to be a report viewer like... ehm... Report Viewer to build up the page and bind the controls manually to the output
    Better ask and make a rhyme
    than search dead threads for a long time.

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