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My friend sent me above url for flatten pdf in java. anyone know how to convert to c#?<br />
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http://www.johnnycode.com/blog/2010/03/05/using-a-template-to-programmatically-create-pdfs-with-c-and-itextsharp/

My friend sent me above url for flatten pdf in java. anyone know how to convert to c#?

Thanks

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