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| From: | Synactis |
| Subject: | PDF In-The-Box for Delphi |
| Date: | Wed, 13 Feb 2002 05:37:50 -0500 |
For Delphi Developers who are tired of inefficient PDF converters: PDF In-The-Box is a VCL component that works like Delphi's TPrinter but writes PDF files. Costs US$95 only! And no run-time licence!
No printer driver to install, no intermediary file to create, no conversion to do, no need of knowing anything about PDF structure. Just an easy-to-use API to build up your PDF documents by program.
The PDF In-The-Box component has the same interface as TPrinter (BeginDoc, EndDoc, NewPage, Abort methods). It also has a compatible Canvas property. All you have to do is write text and draw graphics onto the canvas. When you invoke the EndDoc method, the PDF file is generated!
Moreover, PDF In-The-Box supports extra features such as:
Memo management: the DrawText method can print clipped wrapped texts with smart hyphenation, horizontal and vertical alignment.
Grid management: a set of powerful methods let you draw grids and fill cells.
Font management: PDF In-The-Box supports all TrueType fonts. Each font definition can be embedded in the file or not, at your choice. Usual font sub-properties (name, size, color, style) are supported. Moreover, PDF In-The-Box can write angled text.
PDF In-The-Box only costs US$ 95 (without sources) or US$ 950 (wih sources in Delphi language). It can be used with Delphi 4, 5 and 6. It doesn’t need Adobe Acrobat or any third-party software to generate PDF files. It doesn't impose to install a printer driver either.
Applications using this component can be freely deployed. No run-time license needed!
Download the demo version now!
Also available: PDF In-The-Box ActiveX (can be used with Microsoft Visual Basic, Visual C++...).
Complete product informations are available on Synactis website. You may also contact us:
Synactis
E-mail: infos@synactis.com
Web: http://www.synactis.com
Phone: (+33) 1.30.14.63.00
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