Take a moment to peruse the documentation, where you can find basic Word document processing options along with features like mail merge, merge and split documents, find and replace text in the Word document, protect the Word documents, and most importantly PDF and Image conversions with code examples.Įxplore more about the rich set of Syncfusion Word Framework features. īy executing the application, you will get the output Word document as follows. Picture.HeightScale *= scalePercentage / 100Ī complete working example to fit image within a text box in the Word document using Mail merge in C# can be downloaded from GitHub. ScalePercentage = textBoxFormat.Height / picture.Height * 100 'Calculates value for height scale factor If picture.Height textBoxFormat.Height Then
Picture.WidthScale *= scalePercentage / 100 ScalePercentage = textBoxFormat.Width / picture.Width * 100 You should note that this option does not cause Excel to reduce the point size of the text within the cell, only to make it appear to be smaller. If you want to resize an image in Word to an exact height and width, follow these steps: Click the picture that you want to resize. If you need to resize the text in WordArt, select the text and change the font size in the Home tab of the ribbon. Make sure the Shrink To Fit check box is selected. The actual WordArt text behaves just like any other text in Word. If picture.Width textBoxFormat.Width Then The Alignment tab of the Format Cells dialog box. 'Resizes the picture to fit within text box 'Gets the picture, to be merged for image merge fieldĭim textBoxFormat As WTextBoxFormat = Tr圜ast(.Owner, WTextBox).TextBoxFormat 'Binds image from file system during mail mergeĭim ProductFileName As String = ()Īrgs.Image = Image.FromFile("././" + ProductFileName) Public Sub MergeField_ProductImage(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal args As MergeImageFieldEventArgs)
Picture.HeightScale *= scalePercentage / 100 Calculates value for height scale factor If (picture.Height != textBoxFormat.Height) Calculates value for width scale factor If (picture.Width != textBoxFormat.Width) Resizes the picture to fit within text box WTextBoxFormat textBoxFormat = (.Owner as WTextBox).TextBoxFormat Gets the picture, to be merged for image merge field String ProductFileName = () Īrgs.Image = Image.FromFile("././" + ProductFileName) Binds image from file system during mail merge When the font size becomes too small, the “…” component will show to indicate that there is more text to read.Public void MergeField_ProductImage(object sender, MergeImageFieldEventArgs args)
Multi Line Text Field with Auto Font Size. Multi Line Text Field with Auto Font Size: the font size will shrink to accommodate more lines. A little component for “…” indicates that there is more text to read. Multi Line Text Field with a specific font size. Go to Options tab and check “Multiline” checkboxīelow is an example showing the difference between a multi-line textfield with and without auto font size. Under Appearance tab, click on font size and select “Auto”Ĥ. Right click on a text field and select Propertiesģ. Enter Form Editing mode by going to Forms -> Create/Edit FormsĢ. This will allow the size of the font to be automatically resized to a smaller size so the text fits into the field bounds.įollow the steps below to create such a field in PDF Studio:ġ. Q: How can I create a text field that can grow on the page when there is more content than can possibly fit on the text field?Ī: You can’t really create a field that grows using standard PDF forms but you can use a text field with a multi-line property and a font size set to “auto”.
0 kommentar(er)
