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1. Activepdf Postscript 5 Driver Windows 10

Several options. Expensive. Very expensive.

$800. Very expensive. $480. $550. Expensive and uses Office interop.

$400. I think they use Office interop on the server. Office Interop - Free, but by M$ and. Open Office Interop - Also free. Prices in US$ are current as of January, 2014 What is this interop of which you speak? Where you install Word or something on the server, include the DLL in your project as a reference and then call methods.

Problem is these libraries were not written for multi-user/server/web environments. Almost 100% guaranteed to give you errors.

Activepdf Postscript 5 Driver Windows 10

ActivePDF is a good product, but I believe default is to use the Office back-engine, which means it is limited to instances of office run on the machine. Ghostscript is a great multi-threaded product and is opensource, but it can only handle postscript to PDF, so users would need to generate their own PS files through a print driver. My experience with Office to PDF has been less than fun (especially dealing with proprietary MS formats), so I'd recommend taking a step back and determining if you really need Office to PDF. – Jan 25 '10 at 15:33.

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