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In one of our projects, we have a requirement to convert Microsoft Word documents to PDF using the Azure Function C# .NET language.
We are specifically interested in exploring third-party tools licensed and owned by Microsoft, as they would align with our needs.
If anyone has insights or information regarding such tools, we would greatly appreciate it.
An object-oriented and type-safe programming language that has its roots in the C family of languages and includes support for component-oriented programming.
Answer accepted by question author
Just use Word Interop and Document.ExportAsFixedFormat
Hi Castorix,
Thanks for your response!!
To summarize, we are looking to develop an Azure function for web applications to read a dynamic base64-encoded Word document, convert it to a MemoryStream, and then perform to convert Word to PDF.
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Word interop is not supported on servers, and definitely not supported by azure functions.
Microsoft only has the open xml sdk (now open source) and office 365 rest api. Neither of these support what you want. So you will need a 3rd party package.
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