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Does Ghostcript run within a .net applicationtion? &nbsp;I'm having trouble navigating their site. &nbsp;I'd prefer to get some code or an opensource solution.
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Does Ghostcript run within a .net applicationtion?  I'm having trouble navigating their site.  I'd prefer to get some code or an opensource solution.

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Ghostscript is opensource, you can download the source code from here: <a href="http://ghostscript.com/releases/" rel="ugc">http://ghostscript.com/releases/</a>&nbsp;- just pick the latest release. <br />
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It is a standalone application, so you would have to make a call to an external program in your .NET app to start GS. When you buy xpdfrasterizer, you get a Windows DLL - so you can call it directly from within your application. 
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Ghostscript is opensource, you can download the source code from here: http://ghostscript.com/releases/ [http://ghostscript.com/releases/] - just pick the latest release.

It is a standalone application, so you would have to make a call to an external program in your .NET app to start GS. When you buy xpdfrasterizer, you get a Windows DLL - so you can call it directly from within your application.

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I found something from PDF Store after much digging. &nbsp;Thanks for your help!
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I found something from PDF Store after much digging.  Thanks for your help!

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I have a web form that allows for uploading of a pdf file. &nbsp; Is there a way to create an image based on the first page of the pdf file? &nbsp;
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I have a web form that allows for uploading of a pdf file.   Is there a way to create an image based on the first page of the pdf file?  

Create an Image from a pdf upload

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