  
What is GemBox.Document?
GemBox.Document is a .NET component that enables you to read, write, convert, and print document files (DOCX, DOC, PDF, RTF, HTML, and ODT) from .NET applications.
With GemBox.Document you get a fast and reliable component that’s easy to use and doesn't depend on Microsoft Word. It requires only .NET and it’s much faster than Microsoft Office Automation!
GemBox.Document Features
- Read Word (DOCX, DOC), ODT, HTML, RTF, XML (Flat OPC, WordML), TXT, and PDF files.
- Write / create and convert to DOCX, ODT, PDF, PDF/A, XPS, HTML, RTF, XML (Flat OPC, WordML), TXT, and image formats.
- View and edit documents in WPF, ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, and Windows.Forms applications.
- Print documents.
- Protect, encrypt, and digitally sign documents.
- Get, create, or edit paragraphs, text, tables, hyperlinks, bookmarks, fields, sections, headers, footers, and footnotes and endnotes.
- Get, create, or edit drawings like shapes, pictures, charts, and text boxes.
- Get, create, or edit paragraph, character, list, table, table row, and table cell formatting.
- Get, create, or edit paragraph, list, character, and table styles.
- Access or modify section properties, picture properties, default paragraph, character formatting, and more.
- Get and set built-in and custom document properties.
- Clone or combine document elements between documents.
- Replace or set bookmark content.
- Load HTML / RTF / TXT into a specific document position.
- Import data to your document from various data sources and control the document import region and import process.
- Create, read, or update form fields.
Preserve unsupported document content elements and properties when reading a document.
Get Started
You are not sure how to start working with Word documents in .NET using GemBox.Document? Check the code below that shows how to create a DOCX file from scratch and write 'Hello World!' on it.
// If using Professional version, put your serial key below.
ComponentInfo.SetLicense("FREE-LIMITED-KEY");
// Create a new empty document.
var document = new DocumentModel();
// Add a section with one paragraph and some text.
document.Sections.Add(
new Section(document,
new Paragraph(document, "Hello World!")));
// Save the document as Word's DOCX file.
document.Save("Output.docx");
For more GemBox.Document code examples and demos, please visit our examples page.
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