Read PDF file

To display a PDF inside a Form, you can use "Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Browser Control Type Library 1.0"
(I had posted a sample in this thread)

You can also use Windows.Data.Pdf Namespace

Hi Jackson1990-7147,

You could follow this thread to read pdf in C#: how to read pdf file through C# ?

If you are using C++, please read this thread: Parse PDF file

By the way, if they don't work for you, we suggest you could redirect to specified language forum, then the community members will provide dedicated support for you.

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Dylan

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hi, I suggest that you try Spire.PDF to read and extract PDF content with C#.

Check this link out
https://www.e-iceblue.com/Tutorials/Spire.PDF/Spire.PDF-Program-Guide/Read-PDF-Read-PDF-Images-and-Text-in-C-VB.NET.html

An easy way to load PDF files in Visual Studio projects is to use LEADTOOLS PDF SDK Libraries. (Disclaimer: I work for the vendor of LEADTOOLS).

If the goal is to quickly display a PDF file on a form in C#, the following code can be used:

RasterCodecs codecs = new RasterCodecs();
// _viewer is a control of type Leadtools.Controls.ImageViewer
_viewer.Image = codecs.Load(pdfFileName);

If more advanced features are needed, there are other classes such as the PDFDocument Class.

If you would like to try it, there’s a free evaluation edition on this page.

You can also have a look at reading PDF files with Visual Studio 2022. This is an example to render PDFs with ComPDF.