Hi,
We are using Aspose.Words v13.5.0.0 to convert .docx-documents to PDF-format. This works as intended, but when opening the converted documents in a web-page using pdf.js or in Firefox, all images within the created PDF-document become unusable (wrong offset and upside down).
When we are using MS Word 2010 to convert the same document to PDF, all images are shown correctly in web-pages using pdf.js and Firefox.
To illustrate the problem, please see the attached documents.
- Original.docx is the source document with a simple .jpg-image included in the file
- ConvertedByWord.pdf is the document converted to PDF using MS Word
- ConvertedByAspose.pdf is the document converted to PDF using Aspose.Words
To replicate the problem, please open both .pdf-files in Mozilla Firefox.
We’ve read that this might have something to do with tiling pattern in the PDF-file created, but this type of pattern is obviously used by Aspose and not MS Word. The PDF-documents created by Aspose are also generally a lot larger than those created by MS Word.
We realize that supporting tiling pattern might be a missing feature in the pdf.js framework used by certain webpages and Firefox, but a fix is still something you should consider when obviously Aspose converts docx-files in a different way than MS Word, resulting in unusable PDF-files for everyone using Firefox.
Can we expect a fix to this problem in Aspose.Words?
Is Aspose.Words configurable so that it is possible to convert docx-files to PDF so that images will be shown correctly in web-pages using pdf.js and Firefox?
Thanks!