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Laila.Pdf
A .NET6 WPF Pdfium-based viewer control and printer object.
Experience seamless PDF viewing, printing, and interaction with this .NET 6 Pdfium-powered solution! Enjoy: ✅ Ultra-smooth scrolling for effortless navigation ✅ Precision text selection & copying ✅ Powerful search capabilities to find what you need instantly ✅ Basic PDF form support for interactive documents ✅ Reliable .NET 6 PDF printing for crisp, professional output Built on an enhanced version of PDFiumSharp, featuring added PDF form support for a more complete document experience... -
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ControlAnimations
Library for Windows Forms that provides basic animations like WPF.
(Published under MIT license, see source for details) ControlAnimations is an easy-to-use library for .NET Windows Forms that allows you to give any Control an animation for any property. It's flexible and easy-to-use, it uses cubic ease in-out interpolation for very smooth transitions. You can transition any property of any Control (panels, buttons, textboxes) either in color or in value. HOW TO USE After importing Digaly.ControlAnimations, you use it as follows: 1. Define a global variable in the Form class that will hold the animations: (C#) Animator anims = new Animator(); 2. In Form load (you could also do it elsewhere), add the animations: anims.Add("myanimation", panel1.MakeAnimation("Width", 100)); 3. ...
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