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Source Code to Send PDF As an E-mail Attachment

Sample code demonstrates how to export TX Text Control document content as a PDF file and send it as an email attachment. The downloadable source provides a complete working example of combining the PDF export filter with programmatic email delivery in a single application.

Source Code to Send PDF As an E-mail Attachment

Sample code to illustrate how easy it is to sent the contents of a TX Text Control via e-mail as a PDF attachment.

Download the source code.

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