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How to convert PDF to Word in C# and VB.Net |
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If you are searching for a solution to convert PDF documents into Word-format in C#, stop the searching - you're in the right place! The PDF Focus .Net is only the one library designed for this purpose. By creating the library, we've tried to cover all requirements from customers: only the .Net platform and nothing else, 32 and 64-bit support, Medium Trust level, converting of all types of PDF documents, works under Windows, Mac, Linux and a lot of other nuances. So, here we'll show you in details how to convert a PDF document to Word-DOC in Visual Studio 2010. You may watch all steps in video or take a tour on this page below: Very simple example. For example, we've a two-page PDF document (412 Kb), version 1.5 - Zoo.pdf:
Step 1: Launch Visual Studio 2010. Click File->New Project->Visual C# Console Application. (video 1:08). Type the application name and location, for example "pdf to word" and "c:\samples". (video 1:20). Step 2: In the Solution Explorer right-click on "References" and select "Add Reference". Next add a reference to the "SautinSoft.PdfFocus.dll". (video 1:39). Step 3: So, we've created an empty C# console application. Now type the C# code to convert our Zoo.pdf into Zoo.doc. (video 2:05). C# code:
SautinSoft.PdfFocus f = new SautinSoft.PdfFocus();
f.Serial = "XXXXX";
f.OpenPdf(@"d:\Zoo.pdf");
if (f.PageCount > 0)
{
f.ToWord(@"d:\Zoo.doc");
}
If you are developing in VB.Net all steps are very similar, except you will need to select Visual Basic Console Application in the step 1.
VB.Net code:
Dim f As New SautinSoft.PdfFocus()
f.Serial = "XXXXX"
f.OpenPdf("d:\Zoo.pdf")
If f.PageCount > 0 Then
f.ToWord("d:\Zoo.doc")
End If
Now build the application and launch it.
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