How to Limit the Pages in TX Text Control
This sample enforces a maximum page count in TX Text Control documents using the Changed event. When users type beyond the allowed number of pages, the application detects the overflow and responds automatically, making it suitable for fixed-length form and template scenarios.

Sometimes, it is required to limit the number of pages in a document. I just made a very simple example that shows how to realize that using the Changed event.
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Requirements for this sample
- Visual Studio 2019
- TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms
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