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Configuration |
.NET MAUI PDF Viewer Documentation - Configuration |
Learn what are the options to configure the Telerik UI PDF Viewer for .NET MAUI. |
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pdfviewer-configuration |
By setting the configuration options of the Telerik UI for .NET MAUI PDF Viewer, you can control how the opened document looks on the screen.
The PDF Viewer exposes the MaxZoomLevel and MinZoomLevel properties that allow you to define what zoom value will be available to the users:
MaxZoomLevel(double)—Defines the maximum magnification factor at which content can be maximized. The default value is3.0.MinZoomLevel(double)—Defines the minimum magnification factor at which content can be minimized. The default value is0.3.
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MaxZoomLevelandMinZoomLevelproperties work in conjunction with theZoomInandZoomOutcommands, which users utilize to change the zoom level in the application. For more details, see the [Commands]({%slug pdfviewer-commands%}) article.
The Telerik UI for .NET MAUI PDF Viewer allows you to control the space between the pages.
PageSpacing(double)—Defines the space between the pages of the PDF Document. The default value is20.0.
When loading documents in the PDF Viewer, a busy indicator appears on the screen.
If the default look of the busy indicator does not suit your needs, you can define a custom template through the BusyIndicatorTemplate property:
BusyIndicatorTemplate(DataTemplate)—Specifies the template visualized while the PDF document is loading.
The following example shows how to define a custom BusyIndicatorTemplate:
The next image illustrates the Busy Indicator template:
For a runnable example with the PDF Viewer Busy Indicator, see the [SDKBrowser Demo Application]({%slug sdkbrowser-app%}) and go to PdfViewer > Features.
- [Available Commands]({%slug pdfviewer-commands%})
- [PdfViewer Toolbar]({%slug pdfviewer-toolbar%})