jlenriquez

Although this thread was already been few years long let me share my solution by using Reflection. For example to access the SaveAs(...) method with 2 parameters of destination and image format we can do this in C# by: [CODE] // Create the JavaScript object object jsObj = oAdobePDDoc.GetJSObject(); // …

Hi, When I analyzed your code, the first if(...) statement draw a label both in the picture box (e.Graphics.DrawString) and the image (g.DrawString). I think you're missing some g.DrawString(...) in your else if{...}else{...} structure. You might not able to see the string because it is not drawn in the bitmap …

I'm Joel Enriquez a Software Engineer currently working at a Japanese firm here in Kyoto, Japan. I've been developing applications for web and desktop for 9 years now. For the last 5 years, I've been working with image processing products. Anyway, hope to build networks of friendly developers as well …

Hi, If you're open with changing the current design to support many-to-many relationship you may want to break it down into 3 tables: Word_Table -------------------------- id (surrogate primary key) word Definition_Table -------------------------- id (surrogate primary key) definition and the last table that will define the many-to-many relationship Word_Definition_Table -------------------------- word_id …

Hi, I don't get the point of inserting al and al2 (which will definitely have similar values when inserted in word and definition field) but it seems that you use the Replace() function correctly... and might not be the source of your issue... You might want to consider using Parameters.AddWithValue …