Ibex Documentation
Manuals
Ibex .NET Programmers Guide (PDF)
Understanding XML namespaces
Information on how XML namespaces work and how to use them in conjunction with Ibex PDF Creator.
Hello World
This example shows how to call Ibex from a C# program and create a PDF file from XML and XSL files.
Table creation
Information on creating tables using Ibex, including repeating headers and footers.
Creating crop marks
How to create crop marks using SVG and Ibex PDF Creator .NET.
Compliance with the XSL 1.1 standard
Details the compliance of Ibex PDF Creator with the XSL 1.1 Standard.
Creating different headers on the first page
How to create different headers or footers on the first page of a document.
Using EXSLT extension objects with Ibex
How to extend the functionality of the .NET Framework XSL processor using EXSLT.
Using your own extension objects with Ibex .NET
How to extend the functionality of the .NET Framework XSL processor using your own objects.
Using Ibex runtime keys
This describes how to embed your license runtime key into your application.
Right to left text
This describes Right to left text support in Ibex Professional editon for use with Arabic and Hebrew Text
Creating a table of contents
This describes to create a table of contents like this:
Changing the location of temporary files
Ibex uses temporary files to reduce memory usage during PDF creation. This describes how to change the location of these files.
Reporting progress during PDF creation
Ibex supports a callback mechanism which can be used to report the %completed as the PDF file is created.
Using the Ibex command line tool
This details command line options for the ibex40.exe program.