Direct brushes can be used when the bounds of the region that will be filled are known. For most situations,
using a
An indirect brush will suffice for most situations since it is not a requirement to know the position and bounds
of the element that is being filled by the brush. Any brushes of this type will be converted to a
JPEG is a lossy compression algorithm whose quality settings are measured on a scale of 0-100.
Note: Since this compression algorithm is inherently lossy, it is possible that the transparency
mechanism within this assembly, such as through
Since PDF documents do not support per-pixel transparency, all pixels have the alpha channel stripped. In the case
of a pixels whose value is
Using the transparent map color is useful when dealing with a
Note: If there are areas where the transparent color is not applied, generally close to an area where there are
several other colors, it may be because the
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When multiple headers are added to a segment, each page will use the next header
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the header used as [page #] mod [# headers].
As an example, assume that there are two headers in the segment:
Note: A header can be excluded from being repeated through the
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As a lightweight counterpart to
The following properties are on an IImage element that do not have corresponding versions within a QuickImage element:
Note: The loader will only be used when the Source attribute of the Metafile
in an XML file starts with "Loader:". Any subsequent text following this prefix will
be passed in as the path parameter of the
Note: The loader will only be used when the Source attribute of the Font
in an XML file starts with "Loader:". Any subsequent text following this prefix will
be passed in as the path parameter of the
Note: The loader will only be used when the Source attribute of the Image
in an XML file starts with "Loader:". Any subsequent text following this prefix will
be passed in as the path parameter of the
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Additionally, there are no patterns that can be applied to a QuickTable for quick reuse, such as can be done with a
As a lightweight counterpart to
The following properties are on an IText element that do not have corresponding versions within a QuickText element:
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When multiple footers are added to a segment, each page will use the next footer
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the footer used as [page #] mod [# footers].
As an example, assume that there are two footers in the segment:
Note: A footer can be excluded from being repeated through the
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When multiple headers are added to a segment, each page will use the next header
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the header used as [page #] mod [# headers].
As an example, assume that there are two headers in the segment:
Note: A header can be excluded from being repeated through the
When multiple footers are added to a segment, each page will use the next footer
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the footer used as [page #] mod [# headers].
As an example, assume that there are two footers in the segment:
Note: A footer can be excluded from being repeated through the
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Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A CellPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A ColumnPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A DividerPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A FooterPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A GridPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A HeaderPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A RowPattern can be applied to a
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A flow element numbers each content element and arranges them sequentially by either rows or columns. Elements are layed out as long as there is room on the page and within the bounds specified on the flow element.
The way that content is positioned is dependant on whether any
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Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A FlowPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A FlowPattern can be applied to a
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Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A ListPattern can be applied to a
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Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A CellPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A DividerPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A FooterPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A HeaderPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A RowPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A TablePattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A TextPattern can be applied to a
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Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A TreeCaptionPattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A TreeNodePattern can be applied to a
Patterns are useful when multiple styles will be used across different elements, saving the effort of recoding the same properties and methods for each element.
A TreePattern can be applied to a
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When multiple footers are added to a section, each page will use the next footer
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the footer used as [page #] mod [# footers].
As an example, assume that there are two footers in the section:
Note: A footer can be excluded from being repeated through the
When multiple headers are added to a section, each page will use the next header
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the header used as [page #] mod [# headers].
As an example, assume that there are two headers in the section:
Note: A header can be excluded from being repeated through the
When multiple headers are added to a section, each page will use the next header
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the header used as [page #] mod [# headers].
As an example, assume that there are two headers in the section:
Note: A header can be excluded from being repeated through the
When multiple footers are added to a section, each page will use the next footer
in the internal list, cycling back to the beginning of the list after the end is reached.
Mathematically, think of the footer used as [page #] mod [# footers].
As an example, assume that there are two footers in the section:
Note: A footer can be excluded from being repeated through the
This element does not automatically shift other content elements to prevent overlapping. The best
way to prevent this is to set spacings on the page, such as through
In order to determine how much spacing to leave, the size of the font used for the page
numberings can be used, available through the
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