I am loading an html page into a WebBrowser object in a VB.NET Windows Forms application. The user may make changes to textboxes, dropdowns, etc. on the HTML page displayed in the browser. I want the ability to save the current context to a .pdf file on the local HD. I am able to print using WebBrowser.Print(), which shows the current context, but what ways are possible to get this saved as a PDF file locally?
A:
Hi Matt, I looked into this not too long ago for a project and basically, the only way to make this happen would be to use a third party component. I know that that isn't what you want to hear, but unfortunately, .NET doesn't have anything PDF related built in. :(
Jesse Bunch
2010-03-28 02:26:12