Converting from PDF to HTML [closed]

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Is there a .dll I can use which uses a PDF file as an input and HTML file as an output? I want to convert from PDF to HTML. My colleague says that it's very difficult going step by step, getting text/font/image/margins/links etc. from PDF and then creating new HTML file with the same content. He says it's nearly impossible. So I was thinking - if there's some dll which I can use as a reference to do that?

回答1:

Writing a program to do it is definitely not trivial. If you don't find any .NET Library to do this (I couldn't, at least not free), I would just download this and invoke it programmatically to get my html.

If you have the time to spare and/or PDFToHtml does not produce acceptable output for you, you could use iText to write the program yourself. It's a very mature free pdf library. I've used it in the past to manipulate PDFs (merge, create, etc).

UPDATE

As noted in the comment by Quandary, the PDFSharp library offers a more relaxed license (MIT) compared to the Commercial or AGPL license offered by iText. Keep this is mind when choosing your library. I have not used the PDFSharp library myself and I don't know how they compare in terms of functionality.

回答2:

You can download this free tool: PDFToHTML

Then in your program just fork a new process and run the executable passing the PDF file. I just tested it now and it seems to work ok.

回答3:

If you don't mind paying, Aspose offers a very good solution, this is what we use at my company.

http://www.aspose.com/categories/.net-components/aspose.pdf-for-.net/key-features.aspx

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