WebView2 PDF spacing.

[Petrarca181]

Hello, there is a way to make WV2 to set desired spacing between pdf pages? I want to make it look like in summary window.
Also how to enable full screen mode from code behind?

[castorix]

I don't see which result you want to get but otherwise you can render PDF with PdfCreateRenderer and then customize the resulting images

[Petrarca181]

I don't see which result you want to get but otherwise you can render PDF with PdfCreateRenderer and then customize the resulting images

I need fast .pdf and .ai files preview. Render pdf to images is not the best solution for me, sometimes there can be around 100 artboards. I just need more space here between 2 pages for better document readability.

[castorix]

I need fast .pdf and .ai files preview

IPdfRendererNative::RenderPageToDeviceCont is fast as it uses GPU
But I don't know for .ai files (I did a quick test with a WebView2/VB.NET and it does not seem to read .ai files (Windows 10 22H2)...)

[Petrarca181]

I need fast .pdf and .ai files preview

IPdfRendererNative::RenderPageToDeviceCont is fast as it uses GPU But I don't know for .ai files (I did a quick test with a WebView2/VB.NET and it does not seem to read .ai files (Windows 10 22H2)...)

Office pc with limited ram and integrated cpu. As I said rendering is not a solution. .ai illustrator file is a postscript with some metatada. Just rename it to pdf and any pdf reader will open it.

I hoped for some quick solution like ExecuteScriptAsync("document.pages.margin = 10"). Still not a big problem. With WebView2 and 10 lines of code I achived 99% of what I need.

[castorix]

Office pc with limited ram and integrated cpu. As I said rendering is not a solution. .ai illustrator file is a postscript with some metatada. Just rename it to pdf and any pdf reader will open it.

(I have also a PC without real graphic card, but all interfaces related to Direct2D work fine)
Yes, I tested with some .ai file from Google, but there are different formats and I cannot open some
For example, this small one : https://app.box.com/s/ixknwbbozdxgueumxenoyt02hxy0manx , I can only open it with Adobe apps)

[NicholasChrzan]

Since you are using WV2 you could render the PDF via PDF.js and there are quite a bit of formatting options available in that library.