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OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf 1.0.40

OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf - Word to PDF export

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OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf exports OfficeIMO.Word documents to PDF through the first-party OfficeIMO.Pdf engine. It is the adapter layer: Word stays responsible for the .docx model, while PDF layout and writing stay in OfficeIMO.Pdf.

Install

dotnet add package OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf

Quick start

using OfficeIMO.Word;
using OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf;

using var document = WordDocument.Create("report.docx");
document.AddParagraph("PDF export").Style = WordParagraphStyles.Heading1;
document.AddParagraph("This document is exported through OfficeIMO.Pdf.");

document.SaveAsPdf("report.pdf");

Examples

Export with page and metadata options

using OfficeIMO.Pdf;
using OfficeIMO.Word;
using OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf;

using var document = WordDocument.Load("proposal.docx");

var options = new PdfSaveOptions {
 Orientation = PdfPageOrientation.Portrait,
 Margins = PageMargins.UniformCentimeters(1.5),
 Title = "Customer proposal",
 Author = "Evotec",
 IncludePageNumbers = true,
 PageNumberFormat = "Page {current} of {total}"
};

document.SaveAsPdf("proposal.pdf", options);

Export to bytes or streams

using OfficeIMO.Word;
using OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf;

using var document = WordDocument.Load("invoice.docx");

byte[] pdfBytes = document.SaveAsPdf();

using var stream = File.Create("invoice.pdf");
document.SaveAsPdf(stream);

Capture conversion warnings without throwing away the report

using OfficeIMO.Word;
using OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf;

using var document = WordDocument.Load("complex-document.docx");
var options = new PdfSaveOptions {
 DefaultTableBorders = true
};

var result = document.TrySaveAsPdf("complex-document.pdf", options);
if (!result.Succeeded) {
 foreach (string diagnostic in result.Diagnostics) {
 Console.WriteLine(diagnostic);
 }
}

foreach (var warning in options.ConversionReport.Warnings) {
 Console.WriteLine($"{warning.Source}: {warning.Message}");
}

Import logical PDF tables into Word

using OfficeIMO.Word.Pdf;

var imported = PdfWordTableConverterExtensions.SavePdfTablesAsWord(
 "statement.pdf",
 "statement-tables.docx");

foreach (var table in imported) {
 Console.WriteLine($"Page {table.PageNumber}, table {table.TableIndex + 1}");
}

What it exports

• Paragraphs, headings, rich runs, links, bookmarks, page breaks, lists, and common spacing/indentation settings.
• Word sections, page size, orientation, margins, columns, headers, footers, page numbers, and document background color.
• Tables with common Word table styling, repeated headers, cell fills, borders, alignment, merged cells, and rich text in cells.
• Paragraph-aligned images, selected shapes, text boxes, content controls, simple form controls, footnote/endnote markers, and table-of-contents links where supported by the first-party PDF path.
• Conversion warnings through PdfSaveOptions.Warnings and PdfSaveOptions.ConversionReport.

Options and diagnostics

Use PdfSaveOptions when callers need to override page geometry, metadata, page-number behavior, font family, or table-border fallback. Keep PdfSaveOptions.Warnings and PdfSaveOptions.ConversionReport visible in wrappers and user interfaces; unsupported Word features should become actionable diagnostics instead of silent README promises.

Boundaries

• This package does not try to be a full Word renderer with perfect Microsoft Word parity.
• Unsupported or simplified Word features should surface warnings rather than being hidden in the README as broad claims.
• Reusable PDF layout work belongs in OfficeIMO.Pdf; Word-specific mapping belongs here.
• PowerShell PDF workflows should be exposed through PSWriteOffice.

Related packages

• - Word document model.
• - PDF creation, reading, and manipulation engine.
• - HTML/PDF bridge built on OfficeIMO converters.

Targets and license

• Targets: netstandard2.0, net8.0, net10.0.
• License: MIT.
• Repository: EvotecIT/OfficeIMO