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Getting Started with HiQPdf in MVC
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Below you can find a collection of simple applications to demonstrate the basic features of the HiQPdf HTML to PDF Converter. You can convert a web page from Internet to PDF,
convert this view to PDF or convert another view of this application to PDF in the same session. For a complete set of samples for all the features of the HiQPdf library please
check the demo applications for ASP.NET and Windows Forms.
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Convert Another View to PDF
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Click the button below to convert another view of this application in the same session. The session variable
value you can set below is displayed in the converted view to demonstrate that the session data is
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<b>Session variable value</b><br />
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