Spire.PDF 3.7.198 adds new method to load the XPS file from stream
We are pleased to announce a new hotfix version-Spire.PDF 3.7.198 today. By the efforts of our develop team, we add new method to load the XPS file from stream, and add new properties to check if the document is encrypted. We also fixed the bugs in this version for the verification of signature, the issues of conversion from XPS to PDF, PDF to image and etc. Viewing the following full description of its enhanced functions:
New features:
- Spire.PDF adds new method to load the XPS file from stream.
- Add new feature to instantiate the PdfCertificate from a byte array with password.
- Add new feature to check if the document is encrypted.
- Add new method to convert HTML to PDF until the Html DOM load completely.
Public void LoadFromXPS(Stream xpsStream)
public PdfCertificate(byte[] signData, string password);
PdfDocument.IsEncrypted
public void LoadFromHTML(string Url, bool enableJavaScript, bool enableHyperlinks, bool autoDetectPageBreak, PdfPageSettings setting, PdfHtmlLayoutFormat layoutFormat, bool isLoadComplete);
Bug solutions:
- Fixes the issue that caused the verification of signature failed.
- Fixes the issue that caused the exception when find the text that isn't included in the PDF document.
- Fixes the issue that caused the error that string was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
- Resolves the issue that caused the content shuffled/displaced when convert XPS to PDF.
- Fixes the issue where wrong pdf pageSize was set when windows Display Setting bigger than 100% while converting XPS to PDF.
- Fixes the issue that caused some objects were shuffled/displaced when convert PDF to Image.
- Resolves the issue that caused the exception that Rectangle. "{X=0,Y=0,Width=780,Height=0}" width or height cannot be equal to zero when load HTML.
Get the most recent version of Spire.PDF 3.7.198 here:
http://www.e-iceblue.com/Download/download-pdf-for-net-now.html