PDF Metamorphosis .Net is designed to help you in development of applications where is necessary to convert any documents to PDF. Let's see what functions PDF Metamorphosis .Net can provide for your application:

Convert DOCX to PDF.
Convert RTF to PDF.
Convert HTML to PDF.
Convert Text to PDF.
Split and merge PDF documents.

Furthermore, during conversion to PDF you may adjust following:
Set page size, orientation and margins.
Set a single font face, size and color for your PDF document.
Add custom headers and footers.
Add page numbering.
Add custom watermarks to your PDF.
Specify the version of produced PDF.
Embed all fonts inside PDF.

What PDF Metamorphosis .Net can give me:
Save a time and cost of developing of my application. You will need to only add the reference to "PdfMetamorphosis.dll" and write 3-4 C# lines to get ability create PDF from HTML, RTF, Text or PDF from DOCX.

The one product provides me by set of API to convert from Text, RTF, HTML to PDF at once, split and merge PDF documents.

Because of this is absolutely standalone PDF library, I don't need to worry about the availability of Adobe Acrobat, MS Word, OpenOffice or other software on the my client's computers.

My software will have the one of the fastest API to convert into PDF documents and therefore my clients will not have any delays during creating PDF documents.

I don't need to worry about accuracy of source HTML and RTF documents. PDF Metamorphosis .Net can "eat" any types, versions and produce for me a valid PDF document.

The one time price. I pay a one time and can use «PDF Metamorphosis .Net» for a whole life without any additional fees. My license will never expires.

As bonus, I get unlimited technical support during a whole life for free and independently of the date of my purchasing.

Requrements and Technical Information
Requires only .NET 2.0 or above. Our product is compatible with all .NET languages and supports all Operating Systems where .NET Framework can be used. Note that PDF Metamorphosis .Net is entirely written in managed C#, which makes it absolutely standalone and an independent library.



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