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Thanks for the solution. It works fine on web pages, but I can't make it work on local files, like &nbsp;'file:\\\c:\test.html'. The C# example works fine for local files. Can you look into it as well?
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Thanks for the solution. It works fine on web pages, but I can't make it work on local files, like  'file:\\\c:\test.html'. The C# example works fine for local files. Can you look into it as well?

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I have downloaded free Amyuni WebkitPDF from here:<br />
<a href="http://www.amyuni.com/en/webkitpdf/" rel="ugc">http://www.amyuni.com/en/webkitpdf/</a><br />
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The example that comes with it is written in C# and I need to translate it to Delphi 7.<br />
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As the minimum, I need a working code in Delphi 7 that will:<br />
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1. Open URL or local HTML file<br />
2. Save it to a PDF file.<br />
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or using the dll calls:<br />
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1. WKPDFInitialize<br />
2. WKPDFOpenURL<br />
3. WKPDFSaveToFile<br />
4. WKPDFTerminate
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I have downloaded free Amyuni WebkitPDF from here:
http://www.amyuni.com/en/webkitpdf/

The example that comes with it is written in C# and I need to translate it to Delphi 7.

As the minimum, I need a working code in Delphi 7 that will:

1. Open URL or local HTML file
2. Save it to a PDF file.

or using the dll calls:

1. WKPDFInitialize
2. WKPDFOpenURL
3. WKPDFSaveToFile
4. WKPDFTerminate

C# to Delphi code translation for Amyuni HTML to PDF sample

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