#Access denied word for mac pdf

In this post we’ll be talking about the following error, which you will often see right after publishing your web application to your IIS-enabled Windows Server: At the same time, we should get ready to experience some issues because they will create some havoc here and there sooner or later. I’m not saying we shouldn’t use them: as a matter of fact we kinda have to, unless we want to donate a kidney to some commercial libraries that can handle these tasks in a much better way.

They do require an awful set of permissions to allow the IIS users to access the required DCOM components the IIS.

They do require MS Office installed where we use them.They have a terrible multi-thread support, to the point that they might lead to scale/concurrency issues.They consume a massive amount of memory – considering the task given to them.

They are often painfully slow and inefficient, especially when dealing with huge amount of files (batch processing).

Although these techniques can be very useful to deal with MS Word documents, they have more than a couple drawbacks that we should always take into consideration when using them:

#Access denied word for mac pdf

Last week I published a couple post regarding the use of the namespace within an ASP.NET C# Application, respectively about opening a DOC or DOCX file from a Byte Array and converting them to PDF files.