First thing is that you cannot use pixel because the resolution concept does not exist in PDF, therefore you have to convert your image height and width to inches. This is definitely a measurement unit problem, you do not define the unit to use which you should by calling this method : https://www.g...

unkemte424 wrote:Also need to know.

If your question is "does GdPicture.NET supports Visual Studio 2010" then the answer is yes, it supports any version of Visual Studio.

Annotations need to be saved to the page once added, otherwise they simply disappear. My guess is that you are not saving them properly to the page.
This is done by calling the SaveAnnotationsToPage method (which, according the documentation, is automatically called internally on page change).

That's a custom requirement that requires you to implement your own INI parser, several example already exist over the Internet, for instance this one : http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/196 ... ss-using-C

Oh OK, you mean the horizontal alignment, I have added this request to the list so the development team can consider it.

That's because you are doing it through the viewer instead of doing it directly onto the input document as advised. The DisplayPage method call does what it is supposed to do, it displays the page. If you really want to do this in the viewer just set the LockViewer property to true before entering y...

Vani wrote:I am also facing the same problem. If i have to add OCX file where can i find the corresponding file. Kindly suggest me.

This thread is about a long time discontinued product, it does not apply to current version. What version are your using?

It depends on the document you want to annotate, the code obviously won't be the same with a PDF document or a TIFF document. In both cases it implies a for loop from 1 to PageCount which can be obtained through the GetPageCount method that exists in both GdPicturePDF and GdPictureImaging classes. I...

Simply set the annotation rotation property to the desired value: https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/we ... ation.html

At the moment the available events are AnnotationClicked and AnnotationSelected, there is no double click event at the moment.
I am adding your request to the wish list though, this way the development team will consider it for a future release.

Text is already center aligned in rubber stamp annotation type, can you please explain what you exactly mean and possible provide an illustration of it so we can understand?

You can't add members to a GdPicture enumeration on your own, however I have added your request to the wish list for the development team to consider.

If you pass something in the URL like this: yourpage.aspx?parameter1=123456 I believe you should be able to get it in your Page_Load with this: if (Request.QueryString["parameter1"] != null) { int imageId = (int)Request.QueryString["parameter1"]; } Of course this code assumes it ...

Does this sound like a reasonable solution, and not to time-consuming to implement? Yes it does sound reasonable and easy enough to implement. Okay, so no one has responded so far. I'll update the progress on this and ask another question. Technical support through the community forum is provided o...

Hi, That's probably because you are releasing the image from memory right after calling LoadFromGdPictureImage. Since DocuVieware is able to load from a stream and you have a byte array, here is what I would simply do: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { GdPictureStatus status = D...