to every page we need to find at any paragraph belonging to each page. Images in a document are added to paragraphs, so to add an image
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The AddImageToEachPage sample demonstrates how to add an image and a textbox containing different text to each page in the document: LayoutCollector layoutCollector = new LayoutCollector(doc) Add an Image to Each Page of a Document without using Header or Footer #
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PageDoc.Save(Path.Combine(outFolder, string.Format("\"", ())) Ĭonsole.WriteLine(()) ĭownload the samples pack and check out the full code for further examples. Save each page to disk as separate documents.įor (int page = 1 page <= doc.PageCount page++)ĭocument pageDoc = splitter.GetDocumentOfPage(page) Split nodes in the document into separate pages.ĭocumentPageSplitter splitter = new DocumentPageSplitter(layoutCollector) This will build layout model and collect necessary information.
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Note: The DocumentPageSplitter is a class provided along with the sample and must be downloaded from the offline sample pack in order to use the code above. Using this feature you can work with the nodes on individual pages and save particular pages from a document back to flow formats such as DOCX or HTML – something which was not possible until now. The PageSplitter sample demonstrates how to extract the nodes belonging to an individual page or page range and return a new Document object from them. Print the details of each document node including the page numbers.įoreach (Node node in (NodeType.Any, true))Ĭonsole.WriteLine("NodeType: " + Node.NodeTypeToString(node.NodeType)) Ĭonsole.WriteLine("Text: \"" + node.ToString(SaveFormat.Text).Trim() + "\"") Ĭonsole.WriteLine("Page Start: " + layoutCollector.GetStartPageIndex(node)) Ĭonsole.WriteLine("Page End: " + layoutCollector.GetEndPageIndex(node)) Įxtract Individual Pages from a Document # LayoutCollector layoutCollector = new LayoutCollector(doc) Create and attach collector before the document before page layout is built. The PageNumbersOfNodes sample demonstrates how to display the start and end page number of each node in the document body to the console: Document doc = new Document(dataDir + "TestFile.docx") The full source code of these examples along with Visual Basic and Java versions are packaged in our offline example pack and is available from the downloads section: The following C# examples provide a sneak peak of how to achieve the above tasks in this release of Aspose.Words. Add a different image to each page of a document (without using the header or footer).Enumerate the individual elements on a page, e.g pages, lines, spans.Split and extract individual pages from a document.Find the X, Y location and size of a node as rendered on the page.Find the page number where a particular node is located.This has been a long awaited feature and allows you to complete the following tasks that were hotly requested by more than a hundred of our users. This month’s release provides access to the layout engine in the Aspose.Words API. This release contains over a hundred improvements to Aspose.Words including several big additions and changes.Īs always you can immediately download our latest Aspose.Words release from the following links: We are pleased to announce the first release of Aspose.Words for. We wish you a warm welcome to 2013 from everyone here at the Aspose.Words team.
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