Page Description Languages describe the appearance of a page at a higher level than an array of pixels. PDLs serve as a binding link between computer applications, such as graphics tools, text editors, etc, and output devices: publishing (printing) systems and displays. Most printing systems treat printed pages as a rectangle of m pixels in width and n pixels in a height. Of course, it is not convenient to store such large files in memory, edit them, and transfer them over the distributed network. This solution supports PS, EPS, and XPS PDLs.
Aspose.Page for .NET is a reliable and standalone API to convert, load, and render XPS and Postscript files. It also allows signing XPS files without requiring any additional tools. There are also such operations as the manipulation of document pages and elements, creating vector graphics, grouping shapes, and specifying colors in different color spaces. Using the solution developers can convert PS, XPS, and EPS files to PDF documents, and raster images such as BMP, EMF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and more.
Advanced PS, EPS, and XPS API Features
Read or Create XPS Files
Aspose.Page for .NET not only supports loading XPS files for manipulation but it also provides the capability to create XPS files from scratch. .NET developers can use the library to automate scenarios that may help them on their way.
Create document pages from scratch - C#
//Create an XPS document
XpsDocument xDocs = new XpsDocument();
//Add a glyph to the document
var glyphs = xDocs.AddGlyphs("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Regular, 300f, 450f, "Hello World!");
glyphs.Fill = xDocs.CreateSolidColorBrush(Color.Black);
//Save the result
xDocs.Save(dir + "output.xps");
Aspose.Page for .NET provides easy to use mechanism for the conversion of PS and EPS file to PDF & raster image formats. The conversion process can be configured to control the quality of images as well as to handle errors if developers are working with batches.
The solution also offers varios conversions like:
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