The Page type exposes the following members.
Properties
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| ArtBox |
A rectangle, expressed in points with the origin at the bottom left corner, defining the extent of the page meaningful content (including potential
white space) as intended by the page's creator.
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| BleedBox |
A rectangle, expressed in points with the origin at the bottom left corner, defining the region to which the contents of the
page should be clipped when output in a production environment.
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| CloseActions |
The actions executed when the page is closed.
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| CropBox |
A rectangle, expressed in points with the origin at the bottom left corner, defining the visible region of default user space.
When the page is displayed or printed, its contents are to be clipped (cropped) to this rectangle and then imposed
on the output medium in some implementation-defined manner.
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| Glyphs |
The Glyphs located on the page.
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| Height |
Height of this page in points (i.e. the height of its Mediabox).
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| Index |
The 0 based index of this page in the document.Pages collection.
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| Label |
The Label of this page.
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| Links |
All link annotations on this page.
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| Markups |
All markups on this page.
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| MediaBox |
A rectangle, expressed in points with the origin at the bottom left corner, defining the boundaries of the physical medium
on which the page is intented to be displayed or printed.
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| OpenActions |
The actions executed when the page is opened.
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| Orientation |
Orientation of this page in degrees. Default is Rotate0.
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| Overlay |
The layer that lies on top of the original content. You define the appearance of this layer
by adding shapes to it.
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| TrimBox |
A rectangle, expressed in points with the origin at the bottom left corner, defining the intended dimensions of the finished page after trimming.
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| Underlay |
The layer that lies underneath the original content. You define the appearance of this layer
by adding shapes to it.
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| VisualOverlay |
The canvas that lies on top of the original content and on top of the Overlay. You define the appearance of this layer
by adding shapes to it.
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| VisualUnderlay |
The canvas that lies underneath the original content, but on top of the Underlay. You define the appearance of this layer
by adding shapes to it.
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| Widgets |
All widgets on this page.
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| Width |
Width of this page in points (i.e. the width of its Mediabox).
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