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Comments by HansRios (Top 4 by date)
HansRios
18-Aug-17 3:32am
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Check this article:
Convert .aspx page into .pdf file using c#
HansRios
18-Aug-17 3:28am
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Wayne suggested
using microsoft excel's office interop in c#
which I don't believe to be a better choice. I mean if you think about it, with it you're actually running the MS Excel application itself in order to process your files and that is quite an overhead...
Instead I would go with this approach for
exporting to Excel with C#
.
HansRios
17-Aug-17 8:28am
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Do you need a client or a server (note there is a big difference)?
I presume you need a client, because it is a common requirement, so you may want to take a look at this
smtp client done in c#
and this
pop3 client for c#
.
HansRios
17-Aug-17 8:24am
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I'm not sure what google viewer you're referring to, nevertheless as a suggestion you could
convert your powerpoints (both PPTX and PPT) into PDF with C#
and then display the resulting PDF to your users.