Building a Document Navigation Index with TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms
The ParagraphStyle class in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms enables developers to extract document headings and subheadings into a TreeView-based navigation index. Users click any heading entry in the tree to jump directly to that corresponding section in the document.
In this article, I am going to you how to use the ParagraphStyle class to build a line based document index. The end-user will be able to load a document, which contains styles for a heading or a subheading.
The headings of the document are used to generate a skeleton of the document. Clicking on the headings in the treeView then leads the end-user to the specific part of the document.
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