<p>I searched a bit for this, and found a few threads of the same question, but with no definite answer.</p><p>First one is simply "use feeds":</p><p><a href="http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/9202">http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/9202</a></p></p><p>Second is "try to integrate with PDFSharp"</p><p><a href="http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/10294">http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/10294</a> </p><p>And last is about connecting Apose with XMP</p><p><a href="http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/11225">http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/11225</a></p><p>None of these have any definite answer as to how you generate a PDF combined with the awesome power of XMP.</p><p>So here's the deal :)</p><p>If you know of a great PDF generation library (preferably free) for ASP.Net, please add that as an answer with a link on how to get it.</p><p>If you have an idea about how to combine one of those libraries with XMP (Feed or other), reply to one of those answers.</p><p>If our dear Kelly thinks this is a topic great enough for its own expansion part, and someone adds a particular solution which sounds really appealing, we can hope it will be added in a future update! :D</p>