Convert Pdf To Flowdocument Wpf

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XAML FlowDocument to HTML Conversion Prototype. We are the Windows Presentation Foundation SDK writers. I am using this solution to convert my XAML. Icq-nuke 1 2 - icq nuker & flooder. 35 thoughts on “ Output to PDF in WPF (for free!) ” Gunnar Inge G. Sortland March 12, 2013 at 4:03 am Hi. Thanks for a great post. Pdfile, 0) to convert wpf. Possible Duplicate: Opening a PDF in WPF Application Is there a way to load a PDF into a WPF FixedDocument or FlowDocument without 3rd party components?

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Hi, I have a WPF application and its using flowdocument to display couple of reports and that can be printed in the printer. Now i would like to convert the flowdocument into a word document. Later the word document needs to be converted as a PDF document. I am not interested with any 3rd part paid solutions. I have searched in the internet and found the following article related with this topic.

From the last post of the above thread i understand we can save flow document content into DOCX file. Could you help me how to convert the flow document content into word document content? Hi karukathir, Does Rtf format fit for your needs, we could save WPF flowdocument as Rtf simpler then DOCX, and word could open RTF file as well, there are lots of information about save as Rtf on net you could refer to. If you have to convert to DOCX, I think it is a complex way, you have to know FlowDocument rule and Docx rule clearly, and know which part can be converted, which part could not be converted. Best regards, Sheldon XiaoMSFT MSDN Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Hi All, I got a clue to save the flow document as a RTF file using the following code. But when i check the RTF file the content is empty.

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FlowDocument.Blocks.Add(flowSection); TextRange tr = new TextRange(flowSection.ContentStart, flowSection.ContentEnd); MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream; tr.Save(ms, System.Windows.DataFormats.Rtf); TextWriter tw = new StreamWriter('C: test.rtf'); string rtfString = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.Default.GetString(ms.ToArray); tw.Write(rtfString); tw.Close; How to get the content of the flow document within the RTF file? What i am missing here? Hi karukathir, Does Rtf format fit for your needs, we could save WPF flowdocument as Rtf simpler then DOCX, and word could open RTF file as well, there are lots of information about save as Rtf on net you could refer to.

If you have to convert to DOCX, I think it is a complex way, you have to know FlowDocument rule and Docx rule clearly, and know which part can be converted, which part could not be converted. Best regards, Sheldon XiaoMSFT MSDN Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

Hi there, My main problem is searching on the flowdocument within the Text column as full text searching matches the flowdocument xaml tags as well. Is there a way to convert a flowdocument to plain text for searching or tell SQL full text searcher how to search flowdocuments? Not that I know of (which doesn't necessarily mean there is none). Just an idea - what you might be able to do is to store both the formatted and the unformatted text in separate columns of your DB-table (storage is cheap these days). In order to get all the text, you could use something like (untested). Hi there, My main problem is searching on the flowdocument within the Text column as full text searching matches the flowdocument xaml tags as well.

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Is there a way to convert a flowdocument to plain text for searching or tell SQL full text searcher how to search flowdocuments? Not that I know of (which doesn't necessarily mean there is none). Just an idea - what you might be able to do is to store both the formatted and the unformatted text in separate columns of your DB-table (storage is cheap these days). In order to get all the text, you could use something like (untested).

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