NET Managed Code Interface

The interface is hosted in a file named CDIntfNet.DLL for 32bits and CDIntfNet64.dll for 64 bits.

The CDIntfNet.dll and CDIntfNet64.dll are .NET wrappers which expose a subset of methods of our non .NET Dynamic-Link Libraries (DLLs). Although, the wrappers are written in managed code, the CDIntfNet.dll basically internally just call either the ActiveX or DLL interface of the CDIntf.dll.

This interface currently contains only a subset of the full CDIntf features and is being completed to support the full features. The supported classes and features can be seen when importing the DLL into the .NET environment.

Example

Visual Basic .Net
C#

Public Sub Sample()

' Constants for Activation codes

Const strLicenseTo As String = "Amyuni PDF Converter Evaluation"

Const strActivationCode As String = "07EFCDAB0100010025AFF1801CB9441306C5739F7D452154D8833B9CECBA2ADE79E3762A69FFC354528A5F4A5811BE3204A0A439F5BA"

Const AMYUNIPRINTERNAME As String = "Amyuni PDF Converter"

' Declare the CDIntFContol

Dim PDF As New CDIntf.CDIntfControl()

' Get a reference to the installed printer.

' This will fail if the printer name passed to the DriverInit method is

' not found in the printer’s folder

PDF.DriverInit(AMYUNIPRINTERNAME)

' The SetDefaultPrinter function sets the system default printer to the one

' initialized by the DriverInit functions.

PDF.SetDefaultPrinter()

' The EnablePrinter() method needs to be called right before each print job.

' and before the configuration

' Calling the EnablePrinter() method will start a 20 second time-out value

PDF.EnablePrinter(strLicenseTo, strActivationCode)

' Resulting PDF document stored here

PDF.DefaultDirectory = "C:\Temp"

' Set Printer options

PDF.FileNameOptions = CDIntf.acFileNameOptions.acNoPrompt

' The BatchConvert method converts a number of files to PDF.

PDF.BatchConvert("C:\Temp\*.docx")

' The RestoreDefaultPrinter function resets the system default printer

' to the printer that was the default before the call to SetDefaultPrinter.

PDF.RestoreDefaultPrinter()

' This function will simply detach from an existing printer because the handle was created using DriverInit

PDF.DriverEnd()

End Sub

public void Sample()

{

// Constants for Activation codes

const string strLicenseTo = "Amyuni PDF Converter Evaluation";

const string strActivationCode = "07EFCDAB0100010025AFF1801CB9441306C5739F7D452154D8833B9CECBA2ADE79E3762A69FFC354528A5F4A5811BE3204A0A439F5BA";

const string AMYUNIPRINTERNAME = "Amyuni PDF Converter";

// Declare the CDIntFContol

CDIntf.CDIntfControl PDF = new CDIntf.CDIntfControl();

// Get a reference to the installed printer.

// This will fail if the printer name passed to the DriverInit method is

// not found in the printer’s folder

PDF.DriverInit(AMYUNIPRINTERNAME);

// The SetDefaultPrinter function sets the system default printer to the one

// initialized by the DriverInit functions.

PDF.SetDefaultPrinter();

// The EnablePrinter() method needs to be called right before each print job.

// and before the configuration

// Calling the EnablePrinter() method will start a 20 second time-out value

PDF.EnablePrinter(strLicenseTo, strActivationCode);

// Resulting PDF document stored here

PDF.DefaultDirectory = @"C:\Temp";

// Set Printer options

PDF.FileNameOptions = CDIntf.acFileNameOptions.acNoPrompt;

// The BatchConvert method converts a number of files to PDF.

PDF.BatchConvert(@"C:\Temp\*.docx");

// The RestoreDefaultPrinter function resets the system default printer

// to the printer that was the default before the call to SetDefaultPrinter.

PDF.RestoreDefaultPrinter();

// This function will simply detach from an existing printer because the handle was created using DriverInit

PDF.DriverEnd();

}

.NET Managed Code Interface

Example