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PdfViewerPreferences
Direction Property
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The predominant reading order for text: LeftToRight or RightToLeft (including vertical writing systems, such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean). This entry has no direct effect on the documentæ¯ contents or page numbering but can be used to determine the relative positioning of pages when displayed side by side or printed n-up. Default value: LeftToRight.
Namespace: XsPDF.Pdf
Assembly: XsPDF (in XsPDF.dll) Version: 6.11.0.1333 (6.11.0.1333)
Syntax
public Nullable<PdfReadingDirection> Direction { get; set; }
Public Property Direction As Nullable(Of PdfReadingDirection)
Get
Set
public:
property Nullable<PdfReadingDirection> Direction {
Nullable<PdfReadingDirection> get ();
void set (Nullable<PdfReadingDirection> value);
}
member Direction : Nullable<PdfReadingDirection> with get, set
Property Value
Type:
Nullable
PdfReadingDirection
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