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    Frame : PageElement Class
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    Box : PageElement Class
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SharpLeaf Tutorials > Text Flow Tutorials

Text Flow Tutorials

Tutorial to flow content into SharpLeaf reports.

Flowing Paragraphs
The most straightforward way to flow text into a SharpLeaf document is to attach ParagraphStyles to text paragraphs.
Widow and Orphan Control
SharpLeaf provides simple ParagraphStyle settings to prevent odd paragraph splitting across page or frame boundary.
Advanced Text Control
SharpLeaf allows fine character-level control of the output, at the cost of a slightly more complex API than simply SharpLeaf.AddParagraphs.
Text Inclusions
Objects can be included into the text flow so that text wraps nicely around it.

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