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- Overview of PDF Reader control
- Available features
- Creating a PDF Reader control
- Characteristics of PDF Reader controls
- Context menu
- Limitations
Overview of PDF Reader control The "PDF Reader" control is an advanced control that allows end users to view PDF documents in their applications, without an external software. No need to start an external reader. You know what all end user will see, which makes user support much simpler. The PDF Reader control can be included in a window of your application (like any other control), or the PDF reader can be opened in a new window (like any standard reader). Available features This control allows you to: - Open PDF files,
- Find text in PDF files,
- Print PDF files.
- Enable end users to fill out forms.
- etc.
Creating a PDF Reader control To create a PDF Reader control: - Select the control to create from the ribbon:
- On the "Creation" tab, in the "Graphic controls" group, expand "Office" and select "PDF Reader".
- Click at the desired location to create the control.
Note: The dimensions of the field created are optimized to occupy the space available at the position indicated.. If the field size doesn't suit you, use the Ctrl + Z key combination: the field will return to its default size. To view the characteristics of the control, select "Description" in the context menu. Characteristics of PDF Reader controls By default, the PDF Reader control includes several options in the associated the context menu. To disable this context menu, use the ContextMenu property with the contextMenuDisabled constant. - The PDF Reader control does not allow users to interact with other elements via JavaScript (e.g. hidden link inside an image, etc.).
- The PDF Reader control is not available in Windows XP. The minimum version required is Windows 10.
Related Examples:
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Unit examples (WINDEV): The PDF Reader control
[ + ] Using a PDF Reader control
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