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🧩 Day 11 of my #PDFwithPython journey
Today I tried creating an ordered list using LaTeX inside a PDF!
Aspose.PDF can render LaTeX environments like enumerate directly — no HTML required ✨
📄 Output: a perfectly formatted numbered list — rendered from LaTeX syntax!
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🧩 Day 10 of my #PDFwithPython journey

Today I learned how to create bulleted lists in a PDF using HTML — super quick and clean.

✅ Aspose.PDF renders
automatically — no manual formatting.

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🧩 Day 9 of my #PDFwithPython journey

Today I worked with line spacing — a key formatting option when rendering longer text blocks in PDFs. Increasing line spacing improves readability, especially for paragraphs and multi-line content.

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🧩 Day 8 of my #PDFwithPython journey
Today I explored character spacing in Aspose.PDF for Python — a simple way to control how tight or loose text appears in a PDF.
🔍 What I learned: Useful for typography tweaks. A small change can dramatically affect readability

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🧩 Day 7 of my #PDFwithPython journey
Today I experimented with radial gradient shading on text using aspose.pdf.
This feature lets you fill text with a circular gradient — here from 🔴 red to 🔵 blue — creating a vibrant, eye-catching PDF title.

#Python #100DaysOfCode #GradientText
🧩 Day 6 of my #PDFwithPython journey

Today I experimented with transparent text — a neat way to make text blend naturally with the page background.
🎨 The result: by adjusting the alpha (A) value, you can fine-tune the opacity for watermark effects.
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🧩 Day 5 of my #PDFwithPython journey

Today I learned how to add LaTeX formulas directly into a PDF using aspose.pdf.
Math in PDFs just got easier — no image rendering or manual layout!

Aspose.PDF automatically converts LaTeX syntax into beautiful, scalable math symbols 🧮

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🧩 Day 4 of my #PDFwithPython journey

Today I explored how to insert HTML-formatted text directly into a PDF.

Headings, bold or italic text, subscripts, and superscripts — all render beautifully!

No need to manually style paragraphs — HTML does the job!
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🧩 Day 3 of my #PDFwithPython journey
Today I explored formatted paragraphs in Aspose.PDF for Python — including indentation, wrapping.
🧠 What I learned:
- Paragraphs can have precise boundaries and indentation
- TextBuilder + TextParagraph = full layout control

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🧩 Day 2 of learning Aspose.PDF for Python

Today I explored how to style text fragments — changing fonts, colors, and formatting directly in code.

🎨 Output: a bold, blue, underlined “Hello, World!” perfectly placed on a PDF page.

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📘 Learning Aspose.PDF for Python — a powerful library for creating and manipulating PDF documents!

Today, I tried a simple example: adding text to a blank PDF 👇

Perfect first step to understand how Aspose.PDF handles pages, paragraphs, and text fragments.
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Wow. We are closing in on 5000 installs =D
9424 downloads of the Blazm Extension so far ❤️
Thank you so much for using it.
It helps you with Blazor development.

If you like it please consider sponsoring my Github. I would appreciate that a lot ❤️🦝
github.com/EngstromJimm...
GitHub - EngstromJimmy/Blazm.Extension: A Visual Studio Extension that solves some of the pain points when working with Blazor
A Visual Studio Extension that solves some of the pain points when working with Blazor - EngstromJimmy/Blazm.Extension
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Bluesky @bsky.app · Sep 15
If you're reading this, you're one of the first 10 million users on Bluesky!

Se você está lendo isso, você é um dos primeiros 10 milhões de usuários do Bluesky!
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #5,930,942!
This is a simple example of how to convert PDF to JPEG. Nothing too interesting, except one thing - this code used the Aspose.PDF.Drawing library (nuget.org/packages/Asp...).
It's a new version of Aspose.PDF based on its graphic subsystem and works fine on non-Windows platforms.