BCL Technologies has provided an easy way to get started with their PDF conversion toolkit and to generate PDF application code online. They call it the Online Action Center. Instead of getting bogged down into nitty gritty of programing a conversion application, this toolkit lets you generate a simple PDF app code with a few mouse clicks without any additional SDK installed, and take it for a spin.
It is now easy to overcome the initial barrier of learning yet another PDF toolkit. The Online Action Center mostly covers all the functionality of Printer API. It allows you generate the code online to print any office file to PDF e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook message;
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The Online PDF Printer API explorer
PDF Printer API explorer allows one to select PDF conversion properties by selecting from a pellet of menus. This is where rubber meets the road, and you get to choose how the conversions happen. For example, the image settings allow you to choose the image resolution. The printer settings will allow you to choose paper orientation as well.
You can try out different conversions using the build you created. You can iterate, and edit the settings, and try another build. You can see the results of changing parameters in your output. The explorer gives you a complete framework for building, editing and do what-if conversions, so you can get a full understanding of PDF SDK’s capabilities.
A source Window in the PDF Printer API explorer shows you the application source code. You can choose the language from among a set of object oriented programming languages. You can see the source code of the entire application, automatically generated by the explorer. You can take the relevant portion of the code and plop it in your application.
By the time you have played with the PDF Action center for a few minutes, you can appreciate all of its customizations, and capabilities. This takes the guesswork out of building conversion applications, and creates a solid foundation for building versatile PDF applications in future.
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