PDF Viewer

• Jul 23, 2019
• 2 minutes to read

You can use the DevExpress PDF Viewer Control to display PDF files in your WPF application.

Getting Started
The following tutorials explain how to use the DevExpress PDF Viewer: Lesson 1 - Create a PDF Viewer How to add a PDF Viewer to the WPF application. Lesson 2 - Customize the Integrated Command UI How to use ribbon customization actions to add, modify, or remove elements from the PDF Viewer’s integrated Ribbon UI. Examples This section provides a list of how-to examples. Redistribution and Deployment Provides a full list of required assembly references.
Navigation
This section contains topics that describe the document navigation features. Navigation Pane Describes the navigation pane’s structure. Bookmarks Introduces PDF Viewer bookmarks and describes their capabilities and customization options. Hyperlinks Introduces hyperlinks and describes their capabilities.
Access and Edit Document Content
The PDF Viewer allows users to edit form fields, import/export AcroForm data, create and edit text markup annotations, initiate clipboard operations and much more. The topics in this section describe these operations. Interactive Forms Introduces interactive forms and describes how to export (import) a document with interactive form data in various formats. File Attachment Introduces the file attachment and describes actions that can be performed on attachments. Text Markup Annotations Introduces text markup annotations and describes how to manipulate (create, edit and remove) the annotations in pages. Copy Document Content Describes how to copy document content (text and an image) to the Clipboard. Printing Describes how to print a document and customize print settings in the Print dialog.
Interactivity
The topics in this section describe interactive operations end-users can perform in the PDF Viewer. Cursor Modes Details the PDF Viewer cursor modes. Search for a Specific Text Describes how to search for a word (words) or any set of characters in a document.
Commands
The topic in this section. Commands Describes how to invoke and customize commands.