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Some pixels are clipped. Straightening and cropping to remove the background The three straighten options are enabled when the Rotate All Layers options is enabled. To straighten the image, do one of the following: To align horizontally, draw a horizontal line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a train with an improperly aligned horizon. Draw a horizontal line parallel to the train. To align vertically, draw a vertical line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a tower that is improperly aligned. Draw a vertical line parallel to the tower. Automatically fill empty edges The Straighten tool has an enhanced option to automatically fill the edges with relevant image data intelligently, instead of filling in background color or transparent pixels. The Autofill edges option is available only in the Grow or Shrink and Original Size modes. Before you draw a line to enable image straightening, select Autofill edges. When you draw the line, any gaps created along the edges of the photo are automatically and intelligently filled. Manually straighten an image in Quick mode Select the Straighten tool. Choose from the available option buttons: Maintain Canvas Size Resizes the canvas to fit the rotated image. Straightening causes corners of the image to fall outside the current canvas. The straightened image contains areas of blank background, but no pixels are clipped. Maintain Image Size Resizes the image to remove any blank background area that becomes visible after straightening. Some pixels are clipped. To straighten the image, do one of the following: To align horizontally, draw a horizontal line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a train with an improperly aligned horizon. Draw a horizontal line parallel to the train. To align vertically, draw a vertical line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a tower that is improperly aligned. Draw a vertical line parallel to the tower. Automatically fill empty edges The Straighten tool has an enhanced option to automatically fill the edges with relevant image data intelligently, instead of filling in background color or transparent pixels. Before you draw a line to enable image straightening, select Autofill edges. When you draw the line, any gaps created along the edges of the photo are automatically and intelligently filled. Automatically straighten an image To automatically straighten the image and leave the canvas around the image, choose Image > Rotate > Straighten Image. The straightened image contains areas of blank background, but no pixels are clipped. To automatically straighten and crop the image, choose Image > Rotate > Straighten And Crop Image. The straightened image does not contain areas of blank background, but some pixels are clipped. Divide a scanned image containing multiple photos When you scan several pictures in one file, you can automatically divide and straighten the scanned image into its component photos. To do this, the photos must have a clear separation between them. Separating images scanned from one page into three

Fill empty edges The Straighten tool has an enhanced option to automatically fill the edges with relevant image data intelligently, instead of filling in background color or transparent pixels. The Autofill edges option is available only in the Grow or Shrink and Original Size modes. Before you draw a line to enable image straightening, select Autofill edges. When you draw the line, any gaps created along the edges of the photo are automatically and intelligently filled. Manually straighten an image in Quick mode Select the Straighten tool. Choose from the available option buttons: Maintain Canvas Size Resizes the canvas to fit the rotated image. Straightening causes corners of the image to fall outside the current canvas. The straightened image contains areas of blank background, but no pixels are clipped. Maintain Image Size Resizes the image to remove any blank background area that becomes visible after straightening. Some pixels are clipped. To straighten the image, do one of the following: To align horizontally, draw a horizontal line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a train with an improperly aligned horizon. Draw a horizontal line parallel to the train. To align vertically, draw a vertical line along an edge. For example, you can have the image of a tower that is improperly aligned. Draw a vertical line parallel to the tower. Automatically fill empty edges The Straighten tool has an enhanced option to automatically fill the edges with relevant image data intelligently, instead of filling in background color or transparent pixels. Before you draw a line to enable image straightening, select Autofill edges. When you draw the line, any gaps created along the edges of the photo are automatically and intelligently filled. Automatically straighten an image To automatically straighten the image and leave the canvas around the

New PdfColor(Color.FromArgb(0,255,0,0));//Add the line to the existing XFA form.loadedForm.Fields.Add(line);//Create memory stream.MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();//Save the document to memory stream.loadedDocument.Save(stream);//Close the document.loadedDocument.Close();//Load the existing XFA document.PdfLoadedXfaDocument loadedDocument = new PdfLoadedXfaDocument("XfaForm.pdf");//Load the existing XFA form.PdfLoadedXfaForm loadedForm = loadedDocument.XfaForm;//Create a line and add the properties.PdfXfaLine line = new PdfXfaLine(new PointF(0, 0), new PointF(200, 0), 3);//Set the line color.line.Color = new PdfColor(Color.Red);//Add the line to the existing XFA form.loadedForm.Fields.Add(line);//Save the document.loadedDocument.Save("XfaForm.pdf");//Close the document.loadedDocument.Close();'Load the existing XFA documentDim loadedDocument As New PdfLoadedXfaDocument("XfaForm.pdf")'Load the existing XFA formDim loadedForm As PdfLoadedXfaForm = loadedDocument.XfaForm'Create a line and add the propertiesDim line As New PdfXfaLine(New PointF(0, 0), New PointF(200, 0), 3)'Set the line colorline.Color = New PdfColor(Color.Red)'Add the line to the existing XFA formloadedForm.Fields.Add(line)'Save the documentloadedDocument.Save("XfaForm.pdf")'Close the documentloadedDocument.Close()You can download a complete working sample from GitHub.Adding the XFA imageThe below code snippet illustrates how to add an image to a new PDF document using PdfXfaImage class.C# [Cross-platform]C# [Windows-specific]VB.NET [Windows-specific] //Create a new PDF XFA document.PdfXfaDocument document = new PdfXfaDocument();//Add a new XFA page.PdfXfaPage xfaPage = document.Pages.Add();//Create a new PDF XFA form.PdfXfaForm mainForm = new PdfXfaForm("subform1", xfaPage, xfaPage.GetClientSize().Width);//Load the image as stream.MemoryStream imageStream = new MemoryStream(File.ReadAllBytes(imageFileName));//Create a image and add the properties.PdfXfaImage image = new PdfXfaImage("image1", imageStream);//Add the image to the XFA form.mainForm.Fields.Add(image);//Add the XFA form to the document.document.XfaForm = mainForm;//Create memory stream.MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();//Save the document to memory stream.document.Save(stream, PdfXfaType.Dynamic);//Close the document.document.Close();//Create a new PDF XFA document.PdfXfaDocument document = new PdfXfaDocument(); //Add a new XFA page.PdfXfaPage xfaPage = document.Pages.Add();//Create a new PDF XFA form.PdfXfaForm mainForm = new PdfXfaForm("subform1",xfaPage,xfaPage.GetClientSize ().Width);//Create a image and add the properties.PdfXfaImage image = new PdfXfaImage("image1", "image.jpg");//Add the image to the XFA form.mainForm.Fields.Add(image);//Add the XFA form to the document.document.XfaForm = mainForm;//Save the document.document.Save("XfaForm.pdf",PdfXfaType.Dynamic);//Close the document.document.Close();'Create a new PDF XFA documentDim document As New PdfXfaDocument()'Add a new XFA pageDim xfaPage As PdfXfaPage = document.Pages.Add()'Create a new PDF XFA formDim mainForm As New PdfXfaForm("subform1",xfaPage,xfaPage.GetClientSize().Width)'Create a image and add the propertiesDim image As New PdfXfaImage("image1", "image.jpg")'Add the image to the XFA formmainForm.Fields.Add(image)'Add the XFA form to the documentdocument.XfaForm = mainForm'Save the documentdocument.Save("XfaForm.pdf",PdfXfaType.Dynamic)'Close the documentdocument.Close()You can download a complete working sample from GitHub.The below code snippet illustrates how to add an image to an existing PDF document.C# [Cross-platform]C# [Windows-specific]VB.NET [Windows-specific] //Load the PDF document.FileStream docStream = new FileStream(fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);//Load the existing XFA document.PdfLoadedXfaDocument loadedDocument = new PdfLoadedXfaDocument(docStream);//Load the existing XFA form.PdfLoadedXfaForm loadedForm = loadedDocument.XfaForm;//Load the image as stream.MemoryStream imageStream = new MemoryStream(File.ReadAllBytes(imageFileName));//Create a image and add the properties.PdfXfaImage image = new PdfXfaImage("imgage1", imageStream);//Add the image to the existing XFA form.loadedForm.Fields.Add(image);//Create memory stream.MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();//Save the document to memory stream.loadedDocument.Save(stream);//Close the document.loadedDocument.Close();//Load the existing XFA document.PdfLoadedXfaDocument loadedDocument = new PdfLoadedXfaDocument("XfaForm1.pdf");//Load the existing XFA form.PdfLoadedXfaForm loadedForm = loadedDocument.XfaForm;//Create a image and add the properties.PdfXfaImage image = new PdfXfaImage("imgage1", "image.jpg"); //Add the image to the existing XFA form.loadedForm.Fields.Add(image);//Save the document.loadedDocument.Save("XfaForm.pdf");//Close the document.loadedDocument.Close();'Load the existing XFA documentDim loadedDocument As New PdfLoadedXfaDocument("XfaForm1.pdf")'Load the existing XFA formDim loadedForm As PdfLoadedXfaForm = loadedDocument.XfaForm'Create a image and add the propertiesDim image As New PdfXfaImage("imgage1", "image.jpg")'Add the image to the existing XFA formloadedForm.Fields.Add(image)'Save

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