PSWriteNetLib for CLR 1.1

PSWriteNetLib is a useful SDK that consists of a .NET assembly, API documentation and demo Visual Studio project for professional .NET developers who must create PostScript documents on an industrial scale.
Scenario
You are developing a financial management application for a credit card company. The application must generate 20 million statements a month for eventual mailing to customers. The statements must be in PostScript for excellent print characteristics and compatibility with multiple print vendors.
Problem
While a PostScript printer driver can create standard PostScript, it must take its instructions from a rasterized document to work. This would mean each page of each statement would need to be created in RAM so that the driver could create the required PostScript. For several hundred statements that would not be an issue, but for millions of statements, its not practical. What you need is a way to create the statements without RIPing (Rasterization Image Processing) them.
Solution
PSWriteNetLib is an ideal solution for no-RIP PostScript document generation. With PSWriteNetLib, you just create an instance of a PSDocument object and call its methods to write the statements to an output PostScript file. Then use DirectPrint to send the output PostScript file to a printer. The number of pages is not important to PSWriteNetLib. Its only limited by the amount of available disk space. And the PostScript that is outputted by the library is standard PostScript that can be utilized by any PostScript device adhering to the Adobe PostScript level 3 language specification. The output is merely text that can be read and parsed for postal processing or other needs at will.
PSWriteNetLib hides the complexity of the PostScript language from the developer. She just calls the methods she needs to create the output. This speeds development time and the whole team benefits.
Main features:
- PostScript forms support
- Embedded font support
- Embedded image support
- Embedded EPS file support (in PSForm objects)
- Graphics methods Dashed and solid lines
- Filled and unfilled rectangles
- Filled and unfilled circles
- Pie Chart support
- Text methods Left Justification
- Center Justification
- Right Justification
- Kerning Adjustment
- Paragraph Usage
- Full API Documentation
- Demo Visual Studio Projects
- No other software needed (other than the .NET framework)