On our .NET 4.0 web application project I got the task to provide ASPX content as PDF.
Current HTML to PDF converters lack correct presentation of the content, particularly when CSS 2.1 is involved, so I want to follow this path:
- Server.Execute() the ASPX content to a HTML file
- Open the file in the IE Webbrowser control
- Save the file as XPS document
- Open some .NET XPS to PDF converter
- Return the PDF document
Here's the current challenge I'm facing: How can I have the IE Webbrowser control print to XPS without any user interaction? (Setting portrait/landscape mode, XPS file name etc. by code)
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