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...To print Microsoft Word and Excel documents, you need to have Microsoft Word and Excel installed on your computer. Otherwise it will not work. You also need Microsoft .NET Framework 4 : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17851

NFop is a Formatting Objects Processor (FOP) for XSL-FO that runs on the .NET Framework. It is a port from the Apache XML Project's FOP Java source to .NET's Visual J#. This makes it great for pure .NET reporting modules.

AREnable is a small tool to enable some features in PDF files for the Adobe/Acrobat Reader like commenting, adding notes, etc. It's written in VB.NET and requires the .NET 2.0 framework. AREnable uses the PDFSharp library.

MyNeoReport Designer is a GUI for designing reports based on the NeoDataType MyNeoReport report engine library. It would provide an easy-to-use user interface (GUI) for .Net framework applications that need printing capabilities.

A multiplataform reporting tool for .Net write in C# based on the RDL specification. Has web visual designer and report viewer. Support connection for most popular databases like MySql, Postgres, SqlServer, ODBC Databases. Runs on Mono and .Net Framework

This is a Library which enables printing of PDF files to printers, from within the .NET framework. The printers need to be Postscript-capable .

I wrote a simple, yet usefull Class Library for use in any Managed Code application based on the .NET Framework. It is more or less a wrapper to the Printer Win32 API.