Thanks for the information!

I’ve also reviewed DynamicPDF for .Net component but
I needed a pdf component for a very small project and that is why I’ve looked for a free one (the customer will not pay for it) or with option to get it for free. Unfortunately, I’ve not found any information how to get a free license for DynamicPDF for .Net component.

Regards,
ganton

You can also use the DynamicPDF for .NET product from ceTe Software Pvt Ltd. Our products will allow you to create PDF documents programmatically from scratch, merge existing PDF documents, add contents to existing PDF files, stamping PDFs, appending existing PDF documents, form filling, rotating and scaling PDFs, etc.

You can merge the existing PDF documents and read or fill the form fields without any problem. You can add any page elements to an existing PDF document.

Following is some sample code for filling the form fields of an existing PDF document.

//Merge the existing PDF document
MergeDocument document = new MergeDocument(@”C:\Temp\DocumentA.pdf”);

//loop through the fields to fill
foreach (FormField field in document.Form.Fields)
{
//Fill the field using the field name.
document.Form.Fields[field.FullName].Value = “ceTe Software”;
}

//open the PDF on the browser
document.DrawToWeb();

You can fill the fields using the index or the name of the form field.

You can add any page element ( labels, textareas, tables, formattedtext etc ) to a newly creating PDF or to an existing PDF without any problem.

//Create a new PDF document object
Document document = new Document();

//Create a new Page object
Page page = new Page();

//Create a rectangle element
Rectangle rectangle = new Rectangle(10, 10, 100, 100);
rectangle.FillColor = RgbColor.Gray;

//Create a label element
Label label = new Label(”ceTe Software”, 10, 10, 100, 100);

//Add rectangle and label to the page
page.Elements.Add(rectangle);
page.Elements.Add(label);

//Add page to the document
document.Pages.Add(page);

//Save the PDF to disk
document.Draw(@”C:\Temp\Doc.pdf”);

You can save the PDF to disk or open in the web browser, you can also output it to a byte array or a stream.

You can refer to our website at http://www.cete.com.

Thanks,

Ranga.
ceTe Software Support Team.