How to Use IronPdf 2019.6.5.41 with Working Key to Generate PDFs in C#
IronPdf is a popular library for creating and manipulating PDF documents in C#. It offers a simple and fluent API that allows you to easily generate, edit, merge, split, encrypt, sign, and extract text and images from PDF files. In this article, we will show you how to use IronPdf 2019.6.5.41 with working key to generate PDFs in C#.
What is IronPdf 2019.6.5.41 with Working Key?
IronPdf 2019.6.5.41 is the latest version of the IronPdf library that was released on June 5th, 2019. It includes several bug fixes and improvements, such as:
IronPdf 2019.6.5.41 with Working Key
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Support for .NET Core 2.2 and 3.0
Improved performance and memory usage
Improved HTML to PDF conversion
Improved support for fonts, images, and CSS
Improved support for digital signatures and encryption
Improved support for PDF forms and annotations
Improved support for PDF/A compliance
To use IronPdf 2019.6.5.41, you need to have a valid license key that you can obtain from the official website of IronPdf. The license key is a string of characters that you need to pass to the IronPdf.Installer.LicenseKey property before using any of the IronPdf features.
How to Generate PDFs in C# with IronPdf 2019.6.5.41?
There are several ways to generate PDFs in C# with IronPdf 2019.6.5.41, depending on your needs and preferences. Here are some of the most common methods:
Method 1: Generate PDF from HTML
If you have an HTML document or a URL that you want to convert to PDF, you can use the HtmlToPdf class of IronPdf. This class allows you to render HTML content as a PDF document with various options and settings.
For example, you can use the following code to generate a PDF from a URL:
```csharp
// Set the license key
IronPdf.Installer.LicenseKey = "your-license-key-here";
// Create an instance of HtmlToPdf
var htmlToPdf = new IronPdf.HtmlToPdf();
// Set some options (optional)
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.PaperSize = PdfPrintOptions.PdfPaperSize.A4;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginTop = 10; // in millimeters
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginBottom = 10;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginLeft = 10;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginRight = 10;
// Generate PDF from URL
var pdf = htmlToPdf.RenderUrlAsPdf("
https://www.example.com");
// Save PDF to file
pdf.SaveAs("example.pdf");
```
You can also use the RenderHtmlAsPdf method to generate a PDF from an HTML string:
```csharp
// Set the license key
IronPdf.Installer.LicenseKey = "your-license-key-here";
// Create an instance of HtmlToPdf
var htmlToPdf = new IronPdf.HtmlToPdf();
// Set some options (optional)
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.PaperSize = PdfPrintOptions.PdfPaperSize.A4;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginTop = 10; // in millimeters
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginBottom = 10;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginLeft = 10;
htmlToPdf.PrintOptions.MarginRight = 10;
// Generate PDF from HTML string
var html = "Hello WorldThis is a sample HTML document.
";
var pdf = htmlToPdf.RenderHtmlAsPdf(html);
// Save PDF to file
pdf.SaveAs("example.pdf");
```
Method 2: Generate PDF from C# Objects
If you want to create a PDF document from scratch using C# objects, you can use the PdfDocument class of IronPdf. This class allows you to create and manipulate PDF pages, elements, graphics, fonts, colors, and more.
For example, you can use the following code to create
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