ItextSharp VB Help Needed!

I found this code snippet made with c#

OK, let's say I have a PDF document called "Form.pdf" with 4 form fields. The form fileds are "name", "address", "postal_code" and "email".

Here's the code to create a new PDF file using "Form.pdf" as a template:

Code:

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private void fillForm()
{
    string formFile = @"N:\.NET\Form.pdf";
    string newFile = @"N:\.NET\Filled-out Form.pdf";
    PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(formFile);
    PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new FileStream(
                newFile, FileMode.Create));
    AcroFields fields = stamper.AcroFields;

    // set form fields
    fields.SetField("name", "John Doe");
    fields.SetField("address", "2 Milky Way, London");
    fields.SetField("postal_code", "XX1 4YY");
    fields.SetField("email", "[email protected]");

    // flatten form fields and close document
    stamper.FormFlattening = true;
    stamper.Close();
}

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How would I code this in vb???

There are many free C# to VB.Net conversion utility on the net that you can use and don't under estimate the power of Google :)
Here is the code converted to VB.Net using the developerfusion site
http://www.developerfusion.com/tools.../csharp-to-vb/

Code:

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Private Sub fillForm()
        Dim formFile As String = "N:\.NET\Form.pdf"
        Dim newFile As String = "N:\.NET\Filled-out Form.pdf"
        Dim reader As New PdfReader(formFile)
        Dim stamper As New PdfStamper(reader, New FileStream(newFile, FileMode.Create))
        Dim fields As AcroFields = stamper.AcroFields

        ' set form fields
        fields.SetField("name", "John Doe")
        fields.SetField("address", "2 Milky Way, London")
        fields.SetField("postal_code", "XX1 4YY")
        fields.SetField("email", "[email protected]")

        ' flatten form fields and close document
        stamper.FormFlattening = True
        stamper.Close()
End Sub

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Is it possible to take a pdf, and paste it on top of an existing pdf in the upper right hand corner on the same page.



Basically to make it look like below.
________________________________________
| Small |
| |
| PDF |
|__________|





LARGER PDF




_________________________________________

From what you described, it sounded like you need to merge 2 pdf files together. If that is what you need, search in VB.Net codebank for the code to merge 2 or more pdf files.

The question is though, can i merge two documents onto the same page? one on top of the other.