How to convert TIFF file from the PRN file using C#

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Can anyone help me with code on "How to convert TIFF file from the PRN file using C#".
I ~~urgently~~ need it to implement in my project.
Please help to do so.

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Jeetendra

Posted 11-Nov-14 0:55am

jeetendra keshri1

Updated 11-Nov-14 1:58am

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OriginalGriff 11-Nov-14 8:03am

From that?
No, probably not.
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Tomas Takac 11-Nov-14 8:04am

What's a PRN file? What did you try so far? Can you post some code?

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BillWoodruff · Answer 1 · 2014-11-11T02:12:00

A "PRN" file is just a save to a file of the stream of data that would be sent to your printer, if you chose to print using the "print to file" option: such a file is produced by the printer driver, and will include all kinds of device-specific information like what paper-tray to use, etc.

So, it's not a device-independent format ! If you create a PRN file with your Gonzo 1000 printer selected as the current printer, the bad news is that someone on another machine not connected to a Gonzo 1000 is not going to be able to print that file; the good news is that everyone, anywhere, with a Gonzo 1000 may be able to print that file without having the application that you used to create the file.

It does not make sense to think of somehow reverse-engineering a PRN file and creating a TIFF file.