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[Proposal] Add a getting started notebook #811
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Great idea. There is a wiki here: https://github.com/UglyToad/PdfPig/wiki. I've edited the wiki to include your examples. Please let me know if you have an issue with this. p.s. great idea with using PdfDocumentBuilder to create a pdf with the bounding boxes draw. You learn something new each day 👍 |
@davebrokit Great, as I said use it however you wish just wanted to help as much as I can. |
Brill Thanks. One of your examples has also been added to the Readme.md. Feel free to close the issue if you're satifised. If you have other examples please send them my way and I can update the wiki |
@davebrokit will close it, and will try to make more examples maybe make a pr as well with it. |
Hi I have been playing around with PdfPig, it's an excellent library
Since I have been playing around with it, I created a small notebook to view the results that some else that starting might find useful. https://gist.github.com/cordasfilip/c6d2510b358323dc2f71c843460cbcdf
here is the document I used to test it (it's some Microsoft demo pdf) you can use any document in it you want
Benefit_Options.pdf
I think it's a ok place to start because it has document preview. I could also make a code space for this on github so people can test it really quickly.
If you have any questions, please ask.
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