Using the ActiveX version with ASP

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   Download the latest version of Quick PDF Library from our website.

You must place this file in a directory where IIS has been setup with execute permission. For example Windows\System32 and IIS must be setup to execute ActiveX controls. If you have any difficulty with this, feel free to contact us for help. 

You need to register the ActiveX library with Windows, using the following command:

regsvr32 <path>\QuickPDFAX0715.dll

A message should appear indicating that the library has been successfully registered.

Type your first ASP script using Quick PDF Library:

<%
Dim QP
Set QP = Server.CreateObject("QuickPDFAX0715.PDFLibrary")
Call QP.UnlockKey("type your license key here")
Call QP.DrawText(100, 500, "Hello World!")
Call QP.SaveToFile(Server.MapPath("test.pdf"))
Set QP = Nothing
%>

Let's look at each part of the program. The first two commands create the Quick PDF Library object:

Dim QP
Set QP = Server.CreateObject("QuickPDFAX0715.PDFLibrary")

The next part unlocks the library. You must supply your license key to the UnlockKey function. If you have not purchased Quick PDF Library yet, the installer will contain a 30 day evaluation license key.

Call QP.UnlockKey("type your license key here")

Now the library is ready to use. We'll draw some text onto the page, and then save the PDF document to a file on disk:

Call QP.DrawText(100, 500, "Hello World!")
Call QP.SaveToFile(Server.MapPath("test.pdf"))

Finally, we should release the object to free the memory that it used:

Set QP = Nothing

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	Download the latest version of Quick PDF Library from our website. You must place this file in a directory where IIS has been setup with execute permission. For example Windows\System32 and IIS must be setup to execute ActiveX controls. If you have any difficulty with this, feel free to contact us for help. You need to register the ActiveX library with Windows, using the following command: regsvr32 <path>\QuickPDFAX0715.dll A message should appear indicating that the library has been successfully registered. Type your first ASP script using Quick PDF Library: <% Dim QP Set QP = Server.CreateObject("QuickPDFAX0715.PDFLibrary") Call QP.UnlockKey("type your license key here") Call QP.DrawText(100, 500, "Hello World!") Call QP.SaveToFile(Server.MapPath("test.pdf")) Set QP = Nothing %> Let's look at each part of the program. The first two commands create the Quick PDF Library object: Dim QP Set QP = Server.CreateObject("QuickPDFAX0715.PDFLibrary") The next part unlocks the library. You must supply your license key to the UnlockKey function. If you have not purchased Quick PDF Library yet, the installer will contain a 30 day evaluation license key. Call QP.UnlockKey("type your license key here") Now the library is ready to use. We'll draw some text onto the page, and then save the PDF document to a file on disk: Call QP.DrawText(100, 500, "Hello World!") Call QP.SaveToFile(Server.MapPath("test.pdf")) Finally, we should release the object to free the memory that it used: Set QP = Nothing