At run time, users can use the toolbar to manipulate the document displayed in the content area. The toolbar appears similar to the following image by default:
Note that some items in the toolbar are not active or visible by default. For example, the Previous Page button is not active when on the first page of the document. The following options are included in the toolbar:
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Description |
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Save |
Save the current document to the local file system. |
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Prints the current document. |
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First Page |
Navigates to the first page in the document. |
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Previous Page |
Navigates to the previous page in the document. |
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Page |
Navigates to a specific page entered in the text box. |
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Next Page |
Navigates to the next page in the document. |
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Last Page |
Navigates to the last page in the document. |
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Zoom Out |
Zooms out of the document. |
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Zoom In |
Zooms into the document. |
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Zoom |
Zooms to the value selected. |
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Fit Width |
Fits the width of the document to the size of the viewport. |
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One Page |
Fits the size of the document to the size of the viewport so that an entire page is displayed. |
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Two Pages |
Displays two pages side-by-side. |
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Find |
Searches the document for text entered in the box as it is typed. |
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Find Previous |
Navigates to the previous instance of the searched text. |
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Find Next |
Navigates to the next instance of the searched text. |
Each of the toolbar interactions can be also be performed programmatically so that you can easily replace the built-in toolbar with your own custom toolbar. If you choose to create a custom toolbar, you can hide the built-in toolbar using the ToolbarVisibility property.
