Page Class

An object of the Page class represents a formatted page of a document. Pages are numbered from the beginning to the end of the document beginning with 1. A document has at least one page. Each section of a document can have one or more pages depending on the text that is contained in the section. A section does not have to begin at the top of a page. Therefore more than one section can be on one page. A page object can be obtained from the page collection available through the TextControl.GetPages method. This collection is only available, if the TextControl.ViewMode property has been set to PageView.

Syntax

• C#
• VB.NET

​public class Page

​Public Class Page

Examples

The following example shows how to scroll to a specific page.

• C#
• VB.NET

​textControl1.ViewMode = TXTextControl.ViewMode.PageView;

for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    textControl1.Selection.Text = new string('a', 200);

textControl1.ScrollLocation = new Point(textControl1.ScrollLocation.X,
                              textControl1.GetPages()[2].Bounds.Top);

​TextControl1.ViewMode = TXTextControl.ViewMode.PageView

For i = 1 To 100
    TextControl1.Selection.Text = New String("a", 200)
    i = i + 1
Next

TextControl1.ScrollLocation = New Point(TextControl1.ScrollLocation.X, _
                              TextControl1.GetPages()(2).Bounds.Top)

Methods

Properties