PDF Mosaic: How to specify PDF viewer application preferences

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This sample shows how to specify a PDF viewer application preferences using PDFDocument.ViewerPreferences property.

A PDF viewer application preferences specify the way the document is to be displayed on the screen.

There are the following supported viewer preferences:

1. HideToolbar – gets or sets a value indicating whether to hide the viewer applications toolbars when.
2. HideMenubar – gets or sets a value indicating whether to hide the viewer applications menu bar when.
3. HideWindowUI – gets or sets a value indicating whether to hide user interface elements in the documents window (such as scroll bars and navigation controls), leaving only the document’s contents displayed.
4. FitWindow – gets or sets a value indicating whether to resize the document’s window to fit.
5. CenterWindow – gets or sets a value indicating whether to position the document’s window in.
6. DisplayDocumentTitle – gets or sets a value indicating whether the window’s title bar should display.
7. FullScreenPageMode – gets or sets how to display the document on exiting full-screen mode.
8. Direction – gets or sets the predominant reading order for text.

using PDFMosaic;
using System;
 
namespace ViewerPreferences
{
    class ViewerPreferences
    {
        static void Main()
        {
            PDFDocument document = new PDFDocument();
            document.Pages.Add(new PDFPage(PDFPaperFormat.A4));
 
            document.ViewerPreferences.CenterWindow = true;
            document.ViewerPreferences.FitWindow = true;
            document.ViewerPreferences.HideMenubar = true;
            document.ViewerPreferences.HideToolbar = true;
            document.ViewerPreferences.HideWindowUI = true;
 
            document.Save("ViewerPreferences.pdf", true);
        }
    }
}

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