Example-01
Using TTF fonts to display Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean text.
Example-02
Using Path object to draw polylines and bezier curves.
Example-03
Using the Image class.
Example-04
Chinese, Japanese and Korean support using Unicode.
Example-05
Text kerning and drawing rotated text.
Example-06
Embedding file attachments in PDF.
Example-07
Adding watermark to PDF page.
Example-08
Using the Table component.
Example-09
Using the Chart component.
Example-10
Using the TextColumn component.
Example-11
Using the BarCode class to draw Code39, Code128 and UPC barcodes.
Example-12
Using the BarCode2D class to draw PDF417 barcode.
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