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.
To read the full article or to download the sample, please visit the source code library:
Summary
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. To read the full article or to download the sample, please visit the source code library: How to limit the pages in TX Text Control
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Requirements for This Sample
- Visual Studio 2019
- TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms
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