NOV Rich Text Editor for .NET White Papers

Generating documents with various types of content is a common requirement for any text processing system. Typically those documents are invoices, reports, and other documents using an automated process. In this article, we’ll showcase how easy it is to insert common graphical content inside a rich formatted text with Nevron Rich Text for .NET using C# code. The article covers inserting barcodes, charts, and diagrams inside a document and generating a PDF, DOCX, RTF or HTML document on the fly.

Controlling the appearance of documents via styles arises from the need to have centralized control over the appearance of different text elements in a text document. This ensures that content authors can quickly adjust the document’s appearance by simply touching the relevant style properties instead of manually reformatting the document. This is especially useful for large documents, where the alternative manually goes through the document content when the author has to change the document formatting. This is why styles are integral to many text and document publishing systems. This article shows how to apply CSS-like and Word-like styles to documents in Nevron Rich Text Editor for .NET.

The Nevron Rich Text Editor for .NET is a powerful and feature-rich component that enables developers to integrate professional-grade word processing functionality into their Windows Forms, WPF, Blazor, and ASP.NET Core applications. One of its standout features is the ability to load Word documents in DOCX or RTF formats and export them to PDF—a capability supported across all application types, including desktop (WinForms/WPF), ASP.NET Core, and Blazor.
This article outlines how to create a simple routine that converts Word documents to PDF using the API provided by the control.