Remarks
The values of the Frame
Displace
Displace
Displace
Displace
Above
Above
Below
Below
As
For all other combinations an exception is thrown.
Gets or sets a value determining whether the frame is treated as a single character or the document's text either flows around or overwrites the frame. If the document's text flows around or overwrites the frame, this property also determines whether the image, text frame, chart, barcode or drawing is moved with the text or fixed positioned on a page.
public FrameInsertionMode InsertionMode { get; set; }
Public Property InsertionMode() As FrameInsertionMode
Member | Description |
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As |
The frame is inserted in the text as a single character. |
Displace |
The frame is inserted at a certain geometrical location. The text stops at the top and continues at the bottom of the frame. |
Displace |
The frame is inserted at a certain geometrical location. The text flows around the frame and empty areas at the left and right side are filled. |
Above |
The frame is inserted at a certain geometrical location above the text. This means that the frame overwrites the text. |
Below |
The frame is inserted at a certain geometrical location below the text. This means that the text overwrites the frame. |
Move |
The frame is connected with a paragraph and moved with the text. |
Fixed |
The frame is fixed positioned on a page. |
The following example shows a Frame
TXTextControl.FrameBase frameBase = new TXTextControl.FrameBase();
frameBase.Name = "points";
frameBase.Moveable = false;
frameBase.InsertionMode = TXTextControl.FrameBase.FrameInsertionMode.FixedOnPage;
Dim frameBase As TXTextControl.FrameBase = New TXTextControl.FrameBase()
frameBase.Name = "points"
frameBase.Moveable = false
frameBase.InsertionMode = TXTextControl.FrameBase.FrameInsertionMode.FixedOnPage
The values of the Frame
Displace
Displace
Displace
Displace
Above
Above
Below
Below
As
For all other combinations an exception is thrown.
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