How to print existing pdf file on specific printer with iTextSharp?











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I'm working on a c# project that needs to print some pdf files saved on my computer, but I need send it to printer which is specified by the user in the system, so I don't want to open the system printers modal. I've searched a lot and didn't find how to do this with iTextSharp (version 5.5.13). Anyone can help me?










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  • Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
    – Ben Ootjers
    Nov 21 at 20:17






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    Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
    – mkl
    Nov 21 at 20:50










  • Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
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I'm working on a c# project that needs to print some pdf files saved on my computer, but I need send it to printer which is specified by the user in the system, so I don't want to open the system printers modal. I've searched a lot and didn't find how to do this with iTextSharp (version 5.5.13). Anyone can help me?










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  • Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
    – Ben Ootjers
    Nov 21 at 20:17






  • 1




    Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
    – mkl
    Nov 21 at 20:50










  • Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
    – Alexandre Heinen
    Nov 22 at 10:18













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I'm working on a c# project that needs to print some pdf files saved on my computer, but I need send it to printer which is specified by the user in the system, so I don't want to open the system printers modal. I've searched a lot and didn't find how to do this with iTextSharp (version 5.5.13). Anyone can help me?










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I'm working on a c# project that needs to print some pdf files saved on my computer, but I need send it to printer which is specified by the user in the system, so I don't want to open the system printers modal. I've searched a lot and didn't find how to do this with iTextSharp (version 5.5.13). Anyone can help me?







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  • Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
    – Ben Ootjers
    Nov 21 at 20:17






  • 1




    Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
    – mkl
    Nov 21 at 20:50










  • Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
    – Alexandre Heinen
    Nov 22 at 10:18


















  • Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
    – Ben Ootjers
    Nov 21 at 20:17






  • 1




    Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
    – mkl
    Nov 21 at 20:50










  • Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
    – Alexandre Heinen
    Nov 22 at 10:18
















Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
– Ben Ootjers
Nov 21 at 20:17




Do you already have some code that you tried? Could you share your attempts
– Ben Ootjers
Nov 21 at 20:17




1




1




Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
– mkl
Nov 21 at 20:50




Itext does not contain code for rendering pdfs.
– mkl
Nov 21 at 20:50












Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
– Alexandre Heinen
Nov 22 at 10:18




Thanks, that's what I was guessing.
– Alexandre Heinen
Nov 22 at 10:18

















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