Merge PS to PDF via C#
Merge PS documents into single formats PDF. Use Aspose.PDF for .NET to modify files programmatically
Merge PS to PDF Using C#
How to merge PS to PDF? With Aspose.PDF for .NET library you can easily merge PS to PDF programmatically. PDF software from Aspose is ideal for individuals, and small or large businesses. Since it is able to process a large amount of information, perform the concatenation quickly and efficiently and protect your data. A peculiar feature from Aspose.PDF is an API for merging PS to PDF.
The trait of this approach is that you only need to open the NuGet package manager, search for ‘Aspose.PDF for .NET’, and install it without any special complex settings. (Use the command from the Package Manager Console for installing). In order to convert PS to PDF, we’ll use Aspose.PDF for .NET API which is a feature-rich, powerful, and easy-to-use conversion API for .NET platform. Check the details of Installing the Library on the Documentation pages. To verify the benefits of the library, try using the conversion PS to PDF code snippet.
Package Manager Console
PM > Install-Package Aspose.PDFHow to merge PS to PDF via C#
.NET developers can easily load & merge PS files to PDF in just a few lines of code.
- Initialize a new Document, and run a loop for merging files
- In loop: add a new page to PDF document
- In loop: add PS file to new page
- After the loop save the result
Here is an example that demonstrates how to merge PS to PDF in C#. Combine multiple documents into a single file with ease. If you are developing code in C#, this task can be simpler than it sounds. You can use fully qualified filenames for both PS reading and PDF writing. Check out this C# example that show how to merge multiple documents of either the same or different file types into one file using C#
Merge PS files using .NET and save as PDF
Example C#: this sample code shows PS to PDF concatenation
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// PostScript files can be parsed and loaded as Aspose Document
firstDoc = new Aspose.Pdf.Document("1.ps", new Aspose.Pdf.PsLoadOptions());
secondDoc = new Aspose.Pdf.Document("2.ps", new Aspose.Pdf.PsLoadOptions());
// create empty pdf document
outputDoc = new Aspose.Pdf.Document();
// add page from one document to another directly
foreach (var page in firstDoc.Pages)
outputDoc.Pages.Add(page);
foreach (var page in secondDoc.Pages)
outputDoc.Pages.Add(page);
// save result pdf to file
outputDoc.Save("Merger_ps_pdf.pdf", Aspose.Pdf.SaveFormat.Pdf);