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| | DocumentViewer, annotations and XPS Hi all, I had a quick look at the DocumentViewer control and the usage samples in SDK. It is a promising approach for my application to build a viewer showing various document formats by first convertig them to XPS and use this control for display and print. Some general question regarding the design of my application: 1) Annotations The samples also demonstrates using annotations. But I have the requirement to display an extendes set of custom annotations (graphical objects, stamps, etc.) Is it intended by the design to integrate custom annotations in the framework? What would be the way to do this? Derive from System.Windows.Annotations.Annotation? 2) dynamic XPS creation at runtime When I have documents containings several thousands of pages it is not feasible to download them completely. Does the control suppport dynamic generation of individual pages at runtime? Is there a mechanism like UI virtualization built in to support this? The scenario is: User triggers command display page 3411, application should render this single page to XPS and display it. 3) Hyperlinks Does the XPS spec and the DocumentViewer control support some form of hyperlink where the application intecepts the activation of the hyperlink and processes it. Any help hints or available sample code would be appreciated. Thanks Jens |
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