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PostPosted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 8:43 pm 
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Sorry Im just a beginner developing webs with asp. What I need to do is to define a header and footer (images) and when the user press the print button the header/footer appears in every page. the numer of pages changes dynamically, depnding on the data that the user request, sometimes i need to print 1 - 2 -4 pages.


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Use MigraDoc and simply set the Header and Footer.

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Thomas Hoevel wrote:
Use MigraDoc and simply set the Header and Footer.


can you explain this in detail? i'm new with pdfsharp/migradoc and didn't find any example.
i have problems to code this (maybe you can give me a hint or a code example).
thanks a lot...


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Open MigraDocLite Samples.sln and search for "Primary".
"Samples C#\HelloMigraDoc" and "Samples C#\Invoice" use headers/footers.

Or look here:
Some hints.
Then normally add Paragraphs:
Code:
paragraph = section.Footers.Primary.AddParagraph();

Both Headers and Footers contain FirstPage, EvenPage, and Primary.
Primary is the default header/footer.
If you specify that the first page has different headers/footers (see PageSetup), then FirstPage will be used.
If you specify that even pages have different headers/footers, then EvenPage will be used.
Primary is used for all pages by default (it's always used for odd pages).

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