Trying to convert Word Doc to PDF

[Luke Carlson]

I'm converting word docs to PDFs and some of the word docs have images in them. The images display as corrupted once the PDF generates. I think it's because the images might actually be objects or something. Any ideas? 

[Luke Carlson]

I think the image might be inserted by opening the word doc, going to insert, clicking object -> object... -> create from file -> choose a word doc... and the result is corrupted after running 

DocIORenderer.ConvertToPDF(wordDoc);

[Lokesh Baskar]

Hi Luke, 

Thank you for contacting Syncfusion support. 

We can reproduce the reported images displays as corrupted while converting Word document to PDF from our side and suspect it to be a defect. We will validate this issue and update you the further details on 5th August 2021.

Could you please confirm us whether the issue you are facing at your end is same as below screenshot(Image shows as red x).


Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Regards, 
Lokesh B 

[Luke Carlson]

Hi Lokesh! 

That's exactly it! I actually found a work around by switching to .NET Framework, before I was using .Net Core. If you guys fix it in Core will you let me know? Thank you! 

[Hemalatha Chiranjeevulu]

Hi Luke,

Thank you for your patience.

On further analyzing, we have found that when we insert the object in the Word document using Microsoft Word Application. The display icon of the object is in “emf” format. Image Formats such as “wmf” and “emf” are limitation on the .Net Core applications. In our Essential DocIO library, if the Word document holds “wmf” and “emf” image, we have preserved RedX image with the same size of original EMF and WMF images in generated PDF document.

If you are using .NET Core 3.0 or later versions targeting applications, you can use WinForms NuGet Packages in .NET Core 3.0 or later versions targeting applications. To perform Word to PDF conversion using WinForms NuGet, please refer C# tab code example in our documentation.

Note: Using WinForms NuGet packages are limitation in Mac and Linux environment.

Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Regards,
Hemalatha C