MVC razor View Print to PDF specific area and sizes - 01/01/2017 13:45 EST

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Hello, I guess you want a small form in gui interface from which you could select some printing options (ex: pagesize, margins, etc.) and the posibility of selecting which fields from your razor page should appear in the pdf. I've done this type of job while working at a project from my company, and used the ITextSharp library and you can give as many inputs as you want, from page size, page numbering etc to font style, text effects and so on. I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Cheers!

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Dear Sir/Madam, Hi, my name is Nitin and I’m a web developer from India who specializes in creating web application using Asp.net MVC. I look forward to hearing back from you and hope we can work together. Thanks.

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Hello, Sir, I understand the needs of your project. I am a software engineering student & work fulltime as an ASP.NET MVC Developer. English has been in my everyday life for more than 10 years, so are computers. Choose me and you will not be disappointed!

We've implemented similar requirement in one of our recent delivered project to the customer. We've moved specific DIV of the web page of a .Net MVC application to PDF. Also, in same project we've customized the size of the page to be printed as per the need of the customer. Please let us know if you would like to discuss the requirement further with us. That will help us to analyze it better for timelines and budget perspective. Looking forward to hear from you. Regards, Manu