GdViewer Class Members

If this property is set to true and a file is dropped within the control, the DropFile event, respectively the PreviewDropFile event, is raised.

The handles are displayed as visible dots (round marks) respecting both the AnnotationResizeRotateHandlesColor and the AnnotationResizeRotateHandlesScale properties.

The handles are displayed as visible dots (round marks) respecting both the AnnotationResizeRotateHandlesScale and the AnnotationResizeRotateHandlesColor properties.

The annotation selection displays as the rectangle, which borders the annotation, so that the line of this rectangle respects the defined annotation selection line color.

The ICM stands for Image Color Matching and this technique maps color profiles to allows the color system used by one computer device to match the colors used by other applications and devices.

The line selection mode is used by default, holding the Alt-key during selection permits you to switch to the column selection mode.

Turning this property to true forces the viewer to always display the scrollbars. If you set this property to false, both scrollbars will display according to the ScrollBars property.

Please use the value 1 to define the 100% zoom factor, 1.5 to define 150%, 2 to define the 200% zoom factor, etc.

Be aware, that you need to enable the EnableMouseWheel property to properly apply the mouse wheel mode.

PDF documents are often designed to contain links to other files. Such an option is provided through a GoToR action handled by particular objects such as bookmarks or file links. Setting this property to true allows users to navigate to the linked file. Turning this property to false will disable this behaviour.

The PdfFileNavigation event is raised before displaying the linked file.

Setting this property to true allows users to open web links contained in the loaded PDF documents. Turning this property to false will disable this behaviour.

The PdfUriNavigation event is raised before navigating to the specified hyperlink.

If this property is set to true, the GdViewer control prompts the user automatically with the dialog box to insert the password if the PDF to display is protected. Changing this property to false will force the control to use your own dialog box. Then you will have to catch the PdfPasswordRequest event, respectively the PreviewPdfPasswordRequest event, to display your dialog box for entering the password.

You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined, using the IsRect method.

You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined and drawn, using the IsRect method.

You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined and drawn within the viewer, using the IsRect method. The rectangle of selection always relates to the document currently displayed in the GdViewer control.

Highlighted regions for currently displayed document are identified and created when searching text, for example using the SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) method or the second similar overloaded method as well. You can also define highlighted regions directly using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method.

If this property is set to true, the scrollbars appear when the area to render is larger than the control. Turning this property to false forces both scrollbars to be always invisible, whatever the zoom configuration is.

This property specifies how the view is rotated and flipped in the GdViewer control when displaying the page.

If the newly specified Zoom value is the same as the current Zoom value, this method does nothing.

If the newly specified ZoomMode value is the same as the current ZoomMode value, this method does nothing.

A connected lines annotation depicts a polyline consisting of several straight lines. This method uses the round cap style on both polyline ending points. Users end every individual line with a single click, and they finish the annotation with a double-click.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeConnectedLines. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationConnectedLines class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This annotation enables users to draw a filled and bordered ellipse or circle by adjusting its height and width continuously using the mouse.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeEllipse. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationEllipse class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A freehand polygon is an arbitrary closed shape which users paint by moving the mouse. Drawing a polygon starts with pressing the mouse button and it finishes with releasing the mouse button.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeFreeHandPolygon. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationFreeHandPolygon class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A line annotation presents a single straight line with specified cap styles on its ending points.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeLine. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationLine class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This annotation depicts a straight line with an arrow on one of its ending points. Using this method you can specify if the arrowhead is painted when users start the line or when they finish it.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeLineArrow. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationLineArrow class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A link annotation depicts the defined text, that points to a link destination, that means to a web site or to a page in the current document.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeLink. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationLink class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

Users start drawing a polygon with a single line. Each single click adds a new polygon vertice. To finish the polygon they use a double-click.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypePolygon. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationPolygon class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A poly ruler annotation consists of several connected lines presenting its entire length. Users end every individual line with a single click, and they finish the annotation with a double-click.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypePolyRuler. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationPolyRuler class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This annotation enables users to draw a filled and bordered rectangle or square by adjusting its height and width continuously using the mouse.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeRectangle. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationRectangle class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This annotation enables users to highlight a required area by adjusting the height and the width of the rectangle highlighter continuously using the mouse.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeRectangleHighlighter. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationRectangleHighlighter class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This annotation enables users to mark regions for redaction by adjusting the height and the width of the annotation continuously using the mouse.

The redaction annotations are used as input for the ApplyAllRedactions method.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeRedaction. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationRedaction class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

The region is highlighted immediately using the specified color. At the same, it is added to the list of all highlighted regions related to the displayed document. You can find out the number of currently defined highlighted regions using the RegionCount method.

Please note that highlighted regions are also determined using both SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) and SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean,Boolean) methods.

You can also benefit from using both events related to highlighted regions, the RegionEdited event and the RegionSelected event, respectively the PreviewRegionEdited event and the PreviewRegionSelected event.

This annotation shows a stamp mark of the specified stamp within the area defined by the user.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeRubberStamp. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationRubberStamp class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A ruler annotation depicts a single drawn line showing its length.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeRuler. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationRuler class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A sticky note annotation writes the specified text within the area defined by the user. You can prompt users to add their custom text using the DisplayTextEditBox method right after creating the annotation object.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeStickyNote. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationStickyNote class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

A text annotation writes the specified text within the rectangle area defined by the user. You can prompt users to add their custom text using the DisplayTextEditBox method right after creating the annotation object.

The type of the newly added annotation object is GdPictureAnnotationType.AnnotationTypeText. You can change the annotation properties directly using the GdPicture14.Annotations.AnnotationText class before or after the successful creation of the annotation object. Please refer to both the BeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the AnnotationAddedByUser events, respectively to both the PreviewBeforeAnnotationAddedByUser and the PreviewAnnotationAddedByUser events, for how to achieve this.

Be aware that the editing mode for annotations must be enabled using the SetAnnotationEditorMode method, otherwise this method will fail.

This method only works when the editing mode for annotations is enabled; otherwise, the method will fail.

As said, the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document, so its location point and dimensions are cleared when reloading documents within the viewer. On the other hand, the current values of the border size and the border color properties of the rectangle do not change when reloading documents or clearing the above-specified rectangle's data.

The DocumentClosed event is raised at the end after the document has been successfully closed.

The method creates a new GdPictureImage object of the required area on the displayed page. The resulting image is recognizable by its unique image identifier. Please note that you have to release the created image from the memory using the ReleaseGdPictureImage method.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

The PageDisplayed and the PageChanged events, respectively the PreviewPageDisplayed and the PreviewPageChanged events, are raised after the page has been successfully displayed and changed.

Be aware that the SaveAnnotationsToPage method is called internally before each page change.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

All document formats currently supported by the toolkit are listed here.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

All document formats currently supported by the toolkit are listed here.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the image is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the image has been successfully loaded.

All document formats currently supported by the toolkit are listed here.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

All document formats currently supported by the toolkit are listed here.

The BeforeDocumentChange and the AfterDocumentChange events are raised just before and right after the document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Both events are only raised if the document has been successfully loaded.

The PageDisplayed and the PageChanged events, respectively the PreviewPageDisplayed and the PreviewPageChanged events, are raised after the page has been successfully displayed and changed.

Be aware that the SaveAnnotationsToPage method is called internally before each page change.

The PageDisplayed and the PageChanged events, respectively the PreviewPageDisplayed and the PreviewPageChanged events, are raised after the page has been successfully displayed and changed.

Be aware that the SaveAnnotationsToPage method is called internally before each page change.

The PageDisplayed and the PageChanged events, respectively the PreviewPageDisplayed and the PreviewPageChanged events, are raised after the page has been successfully displayed and changed.

Be aware that the SaveAnnotationsToPage method is called internally before each page change.

The PageDisplayed and the PageChanged events, respectively the PreviewPageDisplayed and the PreviewPageChanged events, are raised after the page has been successfully displayed and changed.

Be aware that the SaveAnnotationsToPage method is called internally before each page change.

The method can be particularly useful if you want to let users add the new text (the annotation content) of the sticky note or text annotation right after they create it. The annotation's rectangle area will serve as editable dialogue box. Please refer to the attached example how it works.

The AnnotationStartEditingText event, respectively the PreviewAnnotationStartEditingText event is raised after opening the dialogue box.

This method implicitly calls the CloseDocument method.

To confirm the region visibility means that the control can change the current page or can scroll the content to ensure that the required region is fully visible.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

Using this object, you are allowed for example to handle annotations behind the associated GdViewer control.

Be aware that the AddEmbeddedImageAnnotInteractive(String,Boolean,Color,Single,Single) method overwrites the last used path with its ImagePath parameter.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. You can find out, if this rectangle is defined and drawn, using the IsRect method.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. You can find out, if this rectangle is defined and drawn, using the IsRect method.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. You can find out, if this rectangle is defined and drawn, using the IsRect method.

You can define the border color of each highlighted region using the SetRegionBorderColor method.

You can define the border width of each highlighted region using the SetRegionBorderWidth method.

You can define the fill color of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionColor method.

You can define this color of each highlighted region using the SetRegionColorSelection method.

The fill mode is used to combine the region fill color and the displayed area of the image covered by this region when highlighting. You can define this parameter of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionFillMode method.

You can define the height of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionHeight method.

You can define the height of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionHeight method.

These regions, if present, determines the currently defined highlighted regions on the displayed document.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionLeft method.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionLeft method.

You can define the name of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionName method.

You can redefine the page of each highlighted region using the SetRegionPage method.

To select a region means that the region is visibly marked on the page with the thin red border, so its selection status is set to true. You can change the selection of each highlighted region using the SetRegionSelected method.

You can also benefit from using the RegionSelected event, respectively the PreviewRegionSelected event.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionTop method.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionTop method.

You can define the width of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionWidth method.

You can define the width of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method or directly using the SetRegionWidth method.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

The annotation's rectangle area previously enabled for editing by DisplayTextEditBox method will be disabled. If the editable dialogue box is not displayed, this method will fail.

The AnnotationEndEditingText event, respectively the PreviewAnnotationEndEditingText event is raised after closing the dialogue box.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

You can define the custom rectangle of selection using one of these methods: SetRectCoordinatesOnDocumentPixel , SetRectCoordinatesOnDocumentInch and SetRectCoordinatesOnViewerPixel.

You can use the CenterOnRect method to make the rectangle visible, if any is defined, or the ClearRect method to clear the rectangle's location point and dimensions.

Please note that the rectangle of selection always relates to the document currently displayed in the GdViewer control. You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined and drawn within the control, using the IsRect method.

Please note that the rectangle of selection always relates to the document currently displayed in the GdViewer control. You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined and drawn within the control, using the IsRect method.

Please note that the rectangle of selection always relates to the document currently displayed in the GdViewer control. You can find out, if this rectangle is currently defined and drawn within the control, using the IsRect method.

The BeforePrintPage and the AfterPrintPage events are raised just before and right after the single page is printed.

It is mostly the default printer, if not set otherwise. Hovewer, you can use the PrintSetActivePrinter method to select your preferred printer for next print jobs without affecting any other installed printers.

true will print a complete copy of the document before the first page of the next copy is printed. false will print each page by the number of copies specified before printing the next page.

You can use the PrintGetPrintersCount method to determine the number of all available printers. The printer index is simply an integer value from 1 to PrintGetPrintersCount.

If the returned status is specifically GdPictureStatus.PrintingException, you can use the PrintGetLastError method to find out more details.

You can use the PrintGetActivePrinter method to retrieve the currently selected printer, denoted as the active printer for print methods of this class. At the same this printer utilizes all by you altered printer settings without affecting the installed printers.

Setting it to true will print a complete copy of the document before the first page of the next copy is printed. Setting it to false will print each page by the number of copies specified before printing the next page.

The specified pages selection will not take into account if you will print using the PrintDialog(PrintSizeOption) method.

You can also define the rendering resolution using the PrintSetPreRasterizationDPI method when pre-rasterization is enabled.

If the required Quality parameter is identified within the set of PrinterSettings.PrinterResolutions property items of the active printer, then the currently defined active printer resolution is filled up with the specified resolution attributes provided by the corresponding printer resolution item.

You can define a highlighted region using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. Be aware that highlighted regions are also determined using both SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) and SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean,Boolean) methods.

We recommend to only use this method if the currently displayed document has been edited by another object. Afterwards, you need to call the Redraw method to refresh the control for displaying all required changes.

You can define a highlighted region using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. Be aware that highlighted regions are also determined using both SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) and SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean,Boolean) methods.

The context menu is only available if some document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Please note that the toolkit does not support adding custom menu items right now.

You can control displaying the menu in the GdViewer control by using the EnableMenu property.

Be aware that annotations are always treated relative to the currently displayed page.

Please note that you need to call the Redraw method after the successful rotation to refresh the control for displaying all applied changes.

The BeforePageRotation event is raised just before the rotation process starts and the AfterPageRotation event is raised right after the rotation process finishes.

This method only attaches rendered annotations to the current page while keeping them in the GdPicture/XMP format. You need to use the BurnAnnotationsToPage(Boolean) method to permanently include them into the page content.

This method is applied internally automatically on each page change.

Be aware that this method only handles GdPicture/XMP annotations.

The Scroll event, respectively the PreviewScroll event, is raised if the scrollbar has moved.

The context menu is only available if some document is displayed in the GdViewer control. Please note that the toolkit does not support adding custom menu items right now.

You can control displaying the menu in the GdViewer control by using the EnableMenu property.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. On the other hand, you can specify the border size of this rectangle using the RectBorderSize property and the border color of this rectangle using the RectBorderColor property to be applied permanently.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. On the other hand, you can specify the border size of this rectangle using the RectBorderSize property and the border color of this rectangle using the RectBorderColor property to be applied permanently.

Be aware that the rectangle of selection always relates to the displayed document. On the other hand, you can specify the border size of this rectangle using the RectBorderSize property and the border color of this rectangle using the RectBorderColor property to be applied permanently.

You can determine the border color of each highlighted region using the GetRegionBorderColor method.

You can determine the border width of the region's rectangle using the GetRegionBorderWidth method.

You can define the fill color of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine the fill color of each highlighted region using the GetRegionColor method.

Please note that you need to redraw the control using the Redraw method to immediately apply the newly defined color.

You can determine this fill color of each highlighted region using the GetRegionColorSelection method.

The foreground mix mode is used to combine the region fill color and the displayed area of the image covered by this region when highlighting. You can define this parameter of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine this parameter of each highlighted region using the GetRegionFillMode method.

You can define the height of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine the height of the region's rectangle using the GetRegionHeight method.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine this coordinate of the region's rectangle using the GetRegionLeft method.

You can define the name of each highlighted region when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine the name of each highlighted region using the GetRegionName method.

You can determine the page of each highlighted region using the GetRegionPage method.

To select a region means that the region is visibly marked on the page with the thin red border, so its selection status is set to true. You can determine the selection of each highlighted region using the GetRegionSelected method.

You can also benefit from using the RegionSelected event, respectively the PreviewRegionSelected event.

You can define this coordinate of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine this coordinate of the region's rectangle using the GetRegionTop method.

You can define the width of the region's rectangle when adding regions using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method. You can determine the width of the region's rectangle using the GetRegionWidth method.

The Scroll event, respectively the PreviewScroll event, is raised if the scrollbar has moved.

This method only works when the editing mode for annotations is enabled; otherwise, the method will fail.

This method sets the ZoomMode property to ViewerZoomMode.ZoomModeCustom and refreshes the viewer as well.

This method sets the ZoomMode property to ViewerZoomMode.ZoomModeCustom and refreshes the viewer as well.

The viewer control is subsequently refreshed to zoom on the defined rectangle.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AfterDocumentChangeEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AfterPageRotationEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AfterPrintPageEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationAddedByUserEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationClickedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationEndEditingTextEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationMovedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationResizedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationRotatedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationSelectedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationStartEditingTextEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.BeforeAnnotationAddedByUserEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.BeforeDocumentChangeEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.BeforePageRotationEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.BeforePrintPageEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ClickMenuEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.DataReceivedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.DocumentClosedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.DropFileEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PageChangedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PageDisplayedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PdfFileNavigationEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PdfLaunchActionEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PdfPasswordRequestEventArgs for given parameters.

You are allowed to prompt the user with your own dialog box for entering the password for protected PDF documents using this event.

A URI is a string that identifies a resource on the Internet - typically a file that is the destination of a hypertext link, although it can also resolve to a query or other entity. URIs are described in URI RFC 2396.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PdfUriNavigationEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationAddedByUserEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationClickedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationEndEditingTextEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationMovedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationResizedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationRotatedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationSelectedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.AnnotationStartEditingTextEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.BeforeAnnotationAddedByUserEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ClickMenuEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.DropFileEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PageChangedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PageDisplayedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.PdfPasswordRequestEventArgs for given parameters.

You are allowed to prompt the user with your own dialog box for entering the password for protected PDF documents using this event.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RectEditedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RegionEditedEventArgs for given parameters.

Highlighted regions for currently displayed document are identified and created when searching text, for example using the SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) method or the second similar overloaded method as well. You can also define highlighted regions directly using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RegionSelectedEventArgs for given parameters.

Highlighted regions for currently displayed document are identified and created when searching text, for example using the SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) method or the second similar overloaded method as well. You can also define highlighted regions directly using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ScrollEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of tunel routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ZoomChangedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RectEditedEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RegionEditedEventArgs for given parameters.

Highlighted regions for currently displayed document are identified and created when searching text, for example using the SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) method or the second similar overloaded method as well. You can also define highlighted regions directly using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.RegionSelectedEventArgs for given parameters.

Highlighted regions for currently displayed document are identified and created when searching text, for example using the SearchText(String,Int32,Boolean) method or the second similar overloaded method as well. You can also define highlighted regions directly using the AddRegion(String,Double,Double,Double,Double,Color,RegionFillMode) method.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.SavingProgressEventArgs for given parameters.

The event is only raised when processing documents based on images using the SaveDocumentToPDF(String) or the SaveDocumentToTIFF(String,TiffCompression) methods and its overloads. The event is not raised, if your initial document is in PDF or TXT format and you are saving it using the SaveDocumentToPDF(String) method and its overloads. The event is not raised using the SaveDocumentToJPEG(String,Int32) method and its overloads as well.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ScrollEventArgs for more details.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.TransferEndedEventArgs for given parameters.

The event makes use of bubble routing strategy. Please check the corresponded GdViewer.ZoomChangedEventArgs for more details.