Report.NET how to introduce Bookmarks

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Hi Guys,

Need some real help here. i am working on a project which converts file into PDF using Report.NET dll version 0.8.1774.35468, and require that user can add book marks in the created document, any hints please

Waiting eagerly

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Posted 31-Jan-11 3:19am

V4u

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 9:56am

You said you are already working. So where are you stuck?

V4u 31-Jan-11 10:03am

have made to code ready to create a pdf file but require to add functionality for bookmarks

Manas Bhardwaj 31-Jan-11 10:06am

OK, so what have your tried so far? Where exactly you are facing problem?
I would also recommend to look at Report.net community form, if some one has already done this. That's the place where you get more experts for this topic.

V4u 31-Jan-11 10:19am

Not sure how to add bookmark, in the doc my code till now just reads text line by line from a flat file .txt & peeks sending it to buffer where once the page is ready to be converted is sent to Report.net dll, now i dont see any support in the Report.net dll (using reflector) which tells any thing about adding bookmarks in pdf, this is my first assignment onto PDF's dont know much of it.

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-01-31T08:20:00

I've just taken a look at the project page at sourceforge.net and it seems to me that there isn't much development going on in recent times for Report.NET. I don't know if you need this for a commercial product or not, but please have a look here: http://itextpdf.com/[^]. For commericial use you'd have to purchase a license, but for none commercial stuff you can get it for free. Here's a short summary of the feature set:

Serve PDF to a browser
Generate dynamic documents from XML files or databases
Use PDF's many interactive features
Add bookmarks, page numbers, watermarks, etc.
Split, concatenate, and manipulate PDF pages
Automate filling out of PDF forms
Add digital signatures to a PDF file

Maybe this library could be helpful to you.

Regards,
Manfred