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Originally Posted by: Jan-Willem  Thanks for your response.
These examples all concern a PdfDocument. But my list contains PataGames.Pdf.Net.PdfPage objects. How can I create a Pdf document out of them?
Where did you get them? It seems you should use ImportPages instead. Like shown in the examples I have provided. Just open one document, create new document and than import pages from one to another. Concerning your code... 1. Why do you insert zero indexed page object only? Code:myNewPDF.Pages[i].PageObjects.Add(myPDFPagesList[i].PageObjects[0]);
2. You cannot insert the same object into multiple pages. You should clone it at least. Code:myNewPDF.Pages[i].PageObjects.Add(myPDFPagesList[i].PageObjects[0].Clone());
In any case, I believe that the ImportPages are more suitable for you.
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Thanks for your response.
These examples all concern a PdfDocument. But my list contains PataGames.Pdf.Net.PdfPage objects. How can I create a Pdf document out of them?
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How can I create an new Pdf from an C# List of PataGames.Pdf.Net.PdfPage objects. I've the folowing code: Code: List<PdfPage> myPDFPagesList = GetPDFPagesList(list);
string myFulPathAndFileNameWithExtension = Path.Combine(myFullExtractionPath, myFileNAme + ".pdf");
using (PdfDocument myNewPDF = PdfDocument.CreateNew())
{
for (int i = 0; i < myPDFPagesList.Count; i++)
{
Patagames.Pdf.FS_SIZEF myNewSize = new Patagames.Pdf.FS_SIZEF(myPDFPagesList[i].Width, myPDFPagesList[i].Width);
myNewPDF.Pages.InsertPageAt(i, myNewSize);
myNewPDF.Pages[i].PageObjects.Add(myPDFPagesList[i].PageObjects[0]);
myNewPDF.Pages[i].GenerateContent();
}
myNewPDF.Save(myFulPathAndFileNameWithExtension, SaveFlags.NoIncremental);
}
The pages are blanc. Also it seems complex since I already have PdfPages Thanks in advance for your help
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