documentviewer

In my WPF app, I have particular Window which contains, amongst other controls, a DocumentViewer . When this window is opened and loaded, it dynamically builds a FixedDocument with a progress indicator, and then displays it in the DocumentViewer . It works, and to improve the user experience, I run this window in its own thread, so that the main application window is still responsive while the document is being built. Based on the tips at this web page , I open my window in a new thread like this: public void ShowDocumentViewerWindow(params object[] data) { var thread = new Thread(() => { var

At the moment I have a DocumentViewer in a WPF window that displays an XPS file. I have created my own "Next Page" and "Previous Page" buttons and have set the DocumentViewer.Background property to be completely transparent. All that is left of the DocumentViewer's own controls is the menu bar at the top (displaying zoom settings, print, etc.) and the "Find" bar at the bottom. I would quite like to remove (or hide) both of these bars, but I can't seem to figure out how!? Also, when the document is loaded it defaults to a zoom level that doesn't display the entire page on screen, I need to

Using the Wpf DocumentViewer control I can't figure out how to set the PageOrientation on the PrintDialog that the DocumentViewer displays when the user clicks the print button. Is there a way to hook into this? mcw0933 Mike's answer works. The way I chose to implement it was to instead create my own doc viewer derived from DocumentViewer. Also, casting the Document property to FixedDocument wasn't working for me - casting to FixedDocumentSequence was. GetDesiredPageOrientation is whatever you need it to be. In my case, I'm inspecting the first page's dimensions, because I generate documents

My XAML code is like this: <Window xmlns ='http://schemas.microsoft.com/netfx/2007/xaml/presentation' xmlns:x ='http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml' Title ='Print Preview - More stuff here' Height ='200' Width ='300' WindowStartupLocation ='CenterOwner'> <DocumentViewer Name='dv1' ... /> </Window> How can I, in XAML or in C#, eliminate the search box? Cheeso Vlad's answer led me to look at how to programmatically grab the ContentControl that holds the find toolbar. I didn't really want to write an entirely new template for the DocumentViewer; I wanted to change (hide) only one control