Hi,
We have a Visio diagram that contains an organizational chart with vertical textboxes. When we convert the diagram to a PDF via Aspose.Diagram (v. 16.12.0.0), the vertical textboxes show up in the wrong locations in the PDF.
I am attaching a zip of the .vsdx file and the corresponding PDF output to demonstrate the issue. Any input would be greatly appreciated since we have customers that have to manually convert these Visio files to PDF because Aspose is not rendering them correctly.
Thanks,
Natalie
Hi Natalie,
Thank you! That is much appreciated. I’ll keep checking back for updates.
–Natalie
Sure, please take your time and let us know if you come across any problem. We'll be happy to help you appropriately.
Hi,
It is working much better with those latest updates. However,
we did notice that if the vertical text box is really close to the
border of the node that it overlays (see Subnode 1.1 in the attached
.vsdx file for an example) and we convert it to PDF, the vertical text
box is now overhanging the edge of the node instead of remaining flush
with it as in the .vsdx file.
Also, another issue that our users
noticed is related to the use of a background. If the .vsdx file has a
background added to it and it is converted to PDF with Aspose, then a
second page is generated with just the background on it (again, see the
attached files for an example).
Thanks for the prompt response!
Natalie
sandialabs:
It is working much better with those latest updates. However, we did notice that if the vertical text box is really close to the border of the node that it overlays (see Subnode 1.1 in the attached .vsdx file for an example) and we convert it to PDF, the vertical text box is now overhanging the edge of the node instead of remaining flush with it as in the .vsdx file.
sandialabs:
Also, another issue that our users noticed is related to the use of a background. If the .vsdx file has a background added to it and it is converted to PDF with Aspose, then a second page is generated with just the background on it (again, see the attached files for an example).
That’s great. Thanks so much!
–Natalie
Hi Natalie,
var option = new Aspose.Diagram.Saving.PdfSaveOptions();
option.SaveForegroundPagesOnly = true;
diagram.Save(dir + “textbox-alignment-test.pdf”, option);
The issues you have found earlier (filed as DIAGRAMNET-51135;DIAGRAMNET-51136;DIAGRAMNET-51140) have been fixed in Aspose.Diagram for .NET 17.02.0.
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