GcPdf references are available through NuGet, a Visual Studio extension that adds the required libraries and references to your project automatically. To work with GcPdf, you need to have following references in your application:
Reference | Purpose |
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GrapeCity.Documents.Pdf | To use GcPdf in an application, you need to reference (install) just the GrapeCity.Documents.Pdf package. It will pull in the required infrastructure packages. |
GrapeCity.Documents.BarCode | To render barcodes, install the GrapeCity.Documents.Barcode (aka GcBarcode) package. It provides extension methods allowing to render barcodes when using GcPdf. |
GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging | GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging provides image handling. You do not need to reference it directly. |
GrapeCity.Documents.Common | GrapeCity.Documents.Common is an infrastructure package used by GcPdf and GcBarcode. You do not need to reference it directly. |
GrapeCity.Documents.Common.Windows | On a Windows system, you can optionally install GrapeCity.Documents.Common.Windows. It provides support for font linking specified in the Windows registry, and access to native Windows imaging APIs, improving performance and adding some features (e.g. TIFF support). |
GrapeCity.Documents.DX.Windows | GrapeCity.Documents.DX.Windows is an infrastructure package used by GrapeCity.Documents.Common.Windows. You do not need to reference it directly. |
In order to use GcPdf in a .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, .NET Framework application (any target that supports .NET Standard 2.0), install the NuGet packages in your application using the following steps: