I have highlighted two function calls by increasing their font, InsertDocumentAtBookmark() and AppendDoc() that you sent me in an earlier post. The attached document was produced with the following code. I have attached the document so you can examine it and perhaps try converting it and see if you get the same error.
In the meantime, we have tried producing a document using Aspose.Words 6.0.0 and were unsuccessful in converting it to a PDF using the distiller in Adobe Acrobat Professional 8. I will read up on it and modify my application accordingly. Now that I have successfully generated a document using Aspose.Words 6.0.0 I will try and have it converted to a PDF using the Adobe Acrobat distiller (someone else does this for me – I don’t have Adobe on my workstation). I have commented this code out for now and the document is generated just fine, but I still would like to be able to automatically print documents instead of displaying them first.
Has this namespace been changed or removed in Aspose.Words 6.0.0? If so, how can I automatically print a document that has been produced by Aspose.Words without displaying it? Currently, in my code I do this:ĭocViewer.Document = docMaster <= this is the Aspose.Words document I notice that VB.Studio flags the DocumentRenderer imports statement. The imports statements at the top of the class module look like this: Line 1523: Dim docBuilder As New DocumentBuilder(doc) Line 1522: Dim doc As Document = New Document(word_templates_path & strTemplate) The section of code where the error occurs looks like this: I have downloaded it and installed it, but now when I try producing a document with it I get the following error:
I am going to try it again with version 6.0.0 of Aspose.Words and see if that works. I am sure that Aspose.Words produces valid Word documents. Maybe problem occurs in Word-to-PostScript conversion tool. I suppose you are using some tool to convert Word documents to postscript and then use Adobe Distiller to convert it to PDF. You also can test the latest version of Aspose.Words in evaluation mode or request temporary license to evaluate it without restrictions.Īlso Adobe Distiller converts postscript files to PDF. Please contact our sales team in Aspose.Purchase forum to learn how to renew your license.
So I think you should renew your license. Aspose.Words 4.2.2.0 was published on 24th of April 2007. You can download it from here:Įvery Aspose license carries a one-year subscription for free upgrades to any new versions or fixes that come out during this time. The latest version is Aspose.Words 6.0.0.
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