using IronPrint; // Configure print setting PrintSettings printSettings = new PrintSettings(); printSettings.Dpi = 150; printSettings.NumberOfCopies = 2; printSettings.PaperOrientation = PaperOrientation.Portrait; // Print the document Printer.Print("newDoc.pdf", printSettings);

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How to Print A PDF Document in C#

Chaknith Bin

January 30, 2025

In this tutorial, we explore how to use Iron Print to manage and execute your printing tasks efficiently. Starting with installation via the NuGet package manager, we dive into setting up the necessary environment within the program.cs file. The tutorial explains the use of the Iron Print library, by including it in the namespace, which allows access to essential classes and methods. You learn to configure print settings like DPI for high-resolution prints and paper orientation for standard document formats. The core functionality is demonstrated using the printer async method, which requires the path of the PDF file and the pre-configured print settings to initiate the printing operation. The tutorial also clarifies why documents open in a PDF viewer instead of printing directly, explaining the role of the default printer settings in this behavior. By the end, viewers are encouraged to experiment with Iron Print using a trial subscription. This tutorial aims to simplify the printing process for C# developers, enabling them to produce high-quality printed documents seamlessly.

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Chaknith works on IronXL and IronBarcode. He has deep expertise in C# and .NET, helping improve the software and support customers. His insights from user interactions contribute to better products, documentation, and overall experience.