String ext = Path.GetExtension(file). Set the type of image using ImageFileType enumeration Add image object into the Paragraphs collection of the section
You can now enjoy MSPaint for many years to come. Step 1: Go to C:WindowsSystem32 Step 2: Copy the 'en-US' folder and 'mspaint.exe' Step 3: Paste them into any folder you want. Instantiate a Pdf object by calling its empty constructorĪ pdfGen = new () Ī sec1 = () Ī image1 = new (sec1) Since Microsoft is planning on removing MSPaint in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, I have decided to backup MSPaint and create a tutorial. Here’s a snippet of code showing how we use Aspose.PDF for image conversion: So it appears there is something in the initial format of these troublesome files that Aspose is not recognizing. jpg file successfully converts to PDF with Aspose.PDF.
jpg (again using MS Paint), the resulting. Those all successfully convert to PDF using Aspose.PDF.įinally, if I re-convert the. Oddly enough, I have taken that same attached file and (using MS Paint) converted it to: I’ve attached one of those for your testing (wont_convert.jpg). The files do open successfully in MS Paint and Windows Photo Viewer. But we’ve recently encountered a couple of. Most all images we convert have no problem. We use Aspose.PDF for converting various image files to PDF.