Hi, I noticed that with developer version V5 , there is not any IE installed, I realize that is an end user product, however, my application does load a window of IE, with no toolbar, have my own buttons, but I would like to know if there is a developer version to call the plugin to print web pages, from the visible web page, as using the driver to print in code, has too many issues with the default printer driver, and since you can't change the printer driver after form is loaded, I have to reload the page on a new instance of IE with default printer object pdf x-change, and many pages are password protected in the medical field, so I really need the ability to print from the shown browser page, and looks to me the plugin would be ideal. I have no problem making the end users also purchase and install the standard version of the printer driver to get the plugin if can't be redistributed.
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Developer access to IE Plugin
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
Hi patient chart manager, llc,
There is no SDK that includes access to the IE Plugin programmatically, so you would need to purchase End user licenses for PDF-XChange Standard to incorporate the IE conversion plugin into your model.
You may be interested in our reseller program, which would allow you to purchase end user products at a 30% discount for resale to your clients, and add some value for your company in distributing the Standard for this purpose.
You can apply to become a reseller on our website here: https://www.pdf-xchange.com/resellers/register
Let me know if you have any questions you can email me at sales@pdf-xchange.com.
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Chris
There is no SDK that includes access to the IE Plugin programmatically, so you would need to purchase End user licenses for PDF-XChange Standard to incorporate the IE conversion plugin into your model.
You may be interested in our reseller program, which would allow you to purchase end user products at a 30% discount for resale to your clients, and add some value for your company in distributing the Standard for this purpose.
You can apply to become a reseller on our website here: https://www.pdf-xchange.com/resellers/register
Let me know if you have any questions you can email me at sales@pdf-xchange.com.
Best,
Chris
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
I have no problem applying to resell this, but I just need to know there is some command I can call that will let the user print the web page.
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
Hi patient chart manager, llc,
Thank you for your post.
There is no command line interface to the Internet Explorer add-in, the access is available through the Graphic User Interface.
If you have any questions please feel free to come back.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Thank you for your post.
There is no command line interface to the Internet Explorer add-in, the access is available through the Graphic User Interface.
If you have any questions please feel free to come back.
Thanks.
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
Hi patient chart manager, llc,
The best way around that is to set your application as the default PDF viewer, and in the settings of the IE addin, you can check a check box in Advanced settings to run default PDF software after conversion to initiate that unless they require a separate default PDF reader by default.
If they require a separate default PDF reader outside of your application I don't think this suggestion will work for your situation.
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The best way around that is to set your application as the default PDF viewer, and in the settings of the IE addin, you can check a check box in Advanced settings to run default PDF software after conversion to initiate that unless they require a separate default PDF reader by default.
If they require a separate default PDF reader outside of your application I don't think this suggestion will work for your situation.
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Chris
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
Ok, well, what i wanted was just to be able to show the same save as pdf button in my project to export the windows browser control in my vb6 program to PDF. I notice there is also a file called HtmlToPdfApp5.exe, as well as HtmlToPDF.dll, and is there any documentation for their usage? Would be nice even for hidden viewer control to make new PDF from web browser control, maybe could be done?
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Re: Developer access to IE Plugin
Hi patient chart manager, llc,
I am sorry but those are end user files only, and there's no documentation on them. If you want to offer such an HTML to PDF conversion with preserving links etc - you will have to build your own parsing of HTML files, and then use e.g. our PDF Tools to build up the PDFs inside your own application.
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I am sorry but those are end user files only, and there's no documentation on them. If you want to offer such an HTML to PDF conversion with preserving links etc - you will have to build your own parsing of HTML files, and then use e.g. our PDF Tools to build up the PDFs inside your own application.
Best,
Stefan