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How to Convert a Word Document into Images Using the Syncfusion Word Library

Learn how to convert a Word document into images using the Syncfusion Word Library. This video demonstrates how to convert entire pages in a Word document into images. It also shows you how to convert a specific range of pages or just the first page into images.

The Word Library (Essential DocIO) is a native .NET Word library used by developers to create, read, write, and convert Microsoft Word documents. It is a non-UI component that provides a full-fledged document instance model similar to the Microsoft Office COM libraries to iterate with the document elements explicitly and perform necessary manipulation. All the elements of a typical Word document like text, formatting, images, tables, sections, headers, and footers are accessible through a comprehensive set of APIs. It only takes a few lines of code to create or manipulate richly formatted Word documents.

Create fillable forms with legacy form fields in Word documents for users to complete or print. Create more functional forms with content controls like plain text, rich text, pictures, check boxes, combo boxes, drop-down lists, date pickers, etc., in Word Open XML Format document.

Design reports using Microsoft Word and use Word Library to dynamically populate them with data. Create, read, and edit popular text file formats like DOC, DOT, DOCM, DOTM, DOCX, DOTX, HTML, RTF, TXT, and XML (WordML).

Convert Word documents to PDF, image (PNG, BMP, JPEG), and ODT files. A comment is a note or annotation that an author or reviewer can add to a document. Also, edit and remove an existing comment from a document. Accept and reject changes that are tracked within a Word document.

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