We can use C# to read XLS files using IronXL, and import data from them, including live formula updating. It can also be used to create XLSX files or convert old XLS files to XLSX files and vice versa.

It also allows us to print PDFs using physical printers. Then within the PDF document class reference, you'll notice a set of print functionality that allow us to print directly to a physical printer, with or without user interface dialog.

Iron PDF allows you to open an existing PDF and export the content from that including the text content and the images. You can also edit it inserting new pages which you can take from a media you've created or from an existing PDF and insert them.

Increase your barcode capabilities with the bespoke software solution C# PDF OCR. This easy-to-use application from IronSoftware allows you to read text and barcodes from images. Imagine the time you will save your shipping and handling departments.

The product can be anything but difficult to work with PDFs in C# and use all the usefulness you requirement for a .NET application, including utilizing C# parse PDF documents.

In IronXL, we can select any worksheet and export it to a data set or data table. There you will find within IronXL, methods that allow the automatic conversion of Excel into these native system data objects.

For Azure .Net applications you may wish to add optical character recognition functionality. IronOCR provides that functionality without ever sending your data outside of the ether application, helping to ensure the security of your data.

HTML to PDF or image to PDF, both of which are fully supported by the IronPDF API. HTML to PDF provides better results because image to PDF will always have rasterized objects within it.

You can use the arc PDF document.load functionality within IronPDF to parse a PDF file, and then read its contents. Some of the most common operations people form are extracting indexable plain text from a PDF, and also extracting images from a PDF.

IronPDF is here to help create a PDF. One main way is HTML to PDF. This isn't just HTML. It fully supports JavaScript, CSS, HTML5, and image formats, including SVG, jpegs, gifs, tifs, and any file format you can open a web browser.