Creates a new PagesViewer with a default action handler and interactor factories that take into account the CursorMode of the PagesViewer.

Call this method in pairs with EndUpdate. In between these calls, the control is not updated.

Closes and Disposes the pagesviewer.

Call this method in pairs with BeginUpdate. In between these calls, the control is not updated.

Scroll the given rectangle into view.

Find the page at a given position.

Returns a transformation that transforms coordinates from page space to document space. If no document is present, or the specified page is not present, the identity transformation will be returned.

Navigate to the given destination.

Navigate to the next page.

Navigate to the previous page. Also see GoToNextPage.

Invoked just before a document gets closed.

This override adjust the document layout when the current page changes.

Raises the DragDrop event and dispatches the event to the interactor that the mouse is over.

Raises the DragEnter event and prepares the document viewer for dragging.

Raises the DragLeave event.

Raises the DragOver event and dispatches the event to the interactor that the mouse is over.

Invoked after the DocumentViewer control got the focus.

This override will handle page-up and page-down keys if not already done so by the base class. It will increase or decrease the current page depending on the key that was pressed.

Invoked when the document viewer receives a KeyPress event. This method will first raise the KeyPress event of the DocumentViewer. If the event does not get handled by an event handler (i.e. the Handled property of the event remains false), it will pass it to the interactor that has the focus. If the interactor handles the event, it will prohibit further processing by setting the Handled flag.

Invoked when the document viewer receives a KeyUp event. This method will first raise the KeyPress event of the DocumentViewer. If the event does not get handled by an event handler (i.e. the Handled property of the event remains false), it will pass it to the interactor that has the focus. If the interactor handles the event, it will prohibit further processing by setting the Handled flag.

Raises the System.Windows.Forms.Control.MouseDown event.

Raises the System.Windows.Forms.Control.MouseMove event.

Raises the System.Windows.Forms.Control.MouseUp event.

This override implements scrolling through pages.

This override updates the zoom factor in accordance with the zoom mode.

Raises the System.Windows.Forms.Paint event.

This override updates the zoom factor in accordance with the zoom mode.

This override updates the zoom factor in accordance with the zoom mode.

This method will be invoked when a different part of the document becomes visible. This override will do the following if this means that another page becoms the current one:

• Execute the javascript close action for the old current page.
• Raise the CurrentPageChanged event.
• Execute the javascript open action for the new current page.

This override updates the zoom mode, if necessary.

Print the document shown in this pages viewer with a print dialog.

Rotate a page to the left.

Rotate a page to the right.

Scrolls into view and selects the text match.

Increase the zoom factor to the next higher zoom factor if any. The argument coordinates specify the center of the area to zoom in to.

Decrease the zoom factor to the next lower zoom factor, if any. The argument coordinates specify the center of the area to zoom out to.

Zoom to the given center point, using the specified zoom factor.

Zoom to the actual size of the PDF page assuming a 72 DPI display.

Change the zoom factor so that the current entire page fits exactly.

Zoom to a given rectangle.

Zoom to make the width of the document fit exactly in the reader window.

This ActionHandler is responsible for executing actions that triggered by this viewer.

The zero-based index of the current page. By default, the current page is defined as the first page that intersects with the visible rectangle. When setting the CurrentPage, the upper-left corner of the page will be aligned with the upper-left corner of the viewer. The current zoom factor will be used.

The cursormode controls how the PagesViewer reacts to mouse events.

The current position of the cursor, with respect to the viewer.

The PDF document that holds the pages that are displayed by this control.

The margin in points.

Returns a transformation that transforms coordinates from document space to client space. If no document is present, the identity transformation will be returned.

Controls whether annotations and form fields respond to user input.

Hide the horizontal scrollbar.

Hide the vertical scrollbar.

If true, all active annotations will be highlighted.

If true, all active fields will be highlighted.

Horizontal alignment of the document rectangle inside the viewer window.

The cursor that is shown when the mouse hovers over the viewer.

True while the viewer still has painting operations queued (due to progressive drawing for example).

The layout manager determines the layout of all (page) interactors of the document.

The maximum zoom factor. The zoom factor will never be greater than this value.

The minimum zoom factor. The zoom factor will never be smaller than this value.

The PageLayout mode controls how the current document or pages collection is laid out on the viewer canvas.

The selection of pages that is shown. Only pages that exist in the document are shown. If null, all pages are shown.

The spacing in points.

The render settings of the viewer.

The currently selected text.

If true, an overflow marker will be shown if text cannot be displayed entirely in a widget.

The TextSelectMode controls text selection behavior while CursorMode is SelectText.

Vertical alignment of the document rectangle inside the viewer window.

The viewer settings.

The height of the visible rectangle in document space.

The horizontal position of the left edge of the visible rectangle in document space.

The vertical position of the top edge of the visible rectangle in document space.

The width of the visible rectangle in document space.

Get or set the zoom factor. A zoom factor of one means that a point (1/72 inch) corresponds to 1 pixel. In other words, the PDF is displayed at a resolution of 72 DPI.

An array of zoom factors that are used by ZoomIn and ZoomOut to determine the next factor.

The zoom mode of the viewer.

Raised after the CurrentPage has changed.

Raised when the CursorMode changes. You typically handle this event to update the UI of your application, such as e.g. a tool bar.

Raised when a non-fatal event happens that needs reporting.

Raised when the viewer wants to show a particular page that is not in the current page selection.

Raised when the TextSelectMode property changes. You typically handle this event to update the UI of your application, such as e.g. a tool bar.

Raised when an exception occurs that is not handled by the library at a point that is not invoked by user code (e.g. during an OnPaint event).

Raised after the VisibleRectangle has changed.

Raised after the ZoomFactor has changed. You typically handle this event to update the UI of your reader, such as e.g. a tool bar.

Raised when the ZoomMode property changes. You typically handle this event to update the UI of your application, such as e.g. a tool bar.