Description Create a .NET/C# console application that converts a multiple-page PDF into a single high-res JPG/PNG image. Requirements The application should support anti-aliasing of text, customization of page width (PAGE_WIDTH), and customization of the number of images per row (IMAGES_PER_ROW). IMAGES_PER_ROW should be a positive integer greater than zero. PAGE_WIDTH is the width (in pixels) of a converted PDF page. So for example, if PAGE_WIDTH = 3840 and IMAGES_PER_ROW = 3 then the width (in pixels) of the new image would be 11,520 pixels. Assume that every page in a source PDF is the same size. The aspect ratio should be preserved (so the height should be adjusted to accommodate the PAGE_WIDTH). iTextSharp (http://itextpdf.com/) is the only third-party dependency the application can take. The target image should be named as: source_pdf_filename.jpg (all lowercase) if TARGET_FORMAT is JPG. TARGET_FORMAT can also be set to PNG. JPG images should be compressed at 100%/high quality if a value is required. PNG images should be 24-Bit (versus 8-Bit). The new JPG/PNG image should be written in the same folder as the executable console application. If the target filename already exists the app should display an error (see below). SOURCE_PDF_PATH is the only required input parameter. The following inputs should be used if not provided by the user: TARGET_FORMAT = JPG; PAGES_PER_ROW = 3, PAGE_WIDTH = 3840. Status/Error Messages - Error occurred reading input parameters. - Error occurred reading the source PDF. - Error occurred during processing. - Error, target filename already exists in this folder. - Successfully processed image. Deliverables - Compiled EXE - Visual Studio Solution Sample Usage C://process.exe [SOURCE_PDF_PATH] [TARGET_FORMAT] [PAGES_PER_ROW] [PAGE_WIDTH] Keywords: Desktop Applications, PDF, C#, Graphic, .Net, iTextSharp