PXV_Control ActiveX Control
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The control's '''interface''' is: | The control's '''interface''' is: | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 1 June 2015
Overview
The simple ActiveX Control that, when OLE-embedded to a form or window, provides base functionality for the viewing and changing of PDF documents.
The control's GUID is:
- {A1149909-4EDC-4421-B9E5-E93C25A000A1}
The control's interface is:
The control's event sink interface is:
How to Instantiate
The easiest way to instantiate the control is to place the control on your form in form-designer mode. Otherwise, you may instantiate the control without placement, but it may be difficult in some programming languages. In C# for example:
AxPDFXEdit.AxPXV_Control pdfCtl = new AxPDFXEdit.AxPXV_Control(); pdfCtl.CreateControl();
How to Use
Firstly, to prevent showing DEMO labels on the various pages, we recommended specifying your PDF-XChange Editor SDK developer's license key using the IPXV_Control:SetLicKey method. After that you will be able to use whole API without generating DEMO labels.
Next, the most popular features you may wish to begin with are:
- IPXV_Control::OpenDocFromPath/IPXV_Control::Src to open document from specified source file name.
- IPXV_Control::PrintPages to print document pages.
- IPXV_Control::EnableEventListening - to enable listening of necessary Editor's events.
- IPXV_Control::CurrentPage/IPXV_Control::GoToNextPage/IPXV_Control::GoToDestination - to navigate on pages.
- IPXV_Control::Inst - to get access to the main object of SDK to get whole functionality.
