Author: lyna | Posted on: 11/16/2008 11:07:45 PM | Views : 286

Hi all,
I have inherited 2 existing Web applications for cataloging and displaying digital archival materials.  It's written in a combination of C# and ASP and is geared towards the traditional "image" formats, e.g. jpg, gif, png. However, using pdf's for displaying items would do away with many problems such as multi-page documents.
 Any general advice out there about using .NET to display pdf files?  We'd make the conversion from jpg (etc) to pdf ourselves, manually.  Or is this just an inherently bad idea?
 As I said, these apps already exist and there's little in the way of Visual Studio initialisation files (.sln, .csprj, etc) to assist me in trying to set these up into whatever it is VS wants.  I'm having to go about it in a totally backwards kind of way.  The code already exists, but the project/solution doesn't.  All the doco I've seen is for setting up the project first, then wri ...

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