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AddLinkAnnotation(Single,Single,Single,Single,Boolean,Byte,Byte,Byte) | Adds a link annotation object on the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document. The subtype attribute of this annotation is "Link". This annotation represents an "action ready" link (hypertext link), in other words you can associate an action with this annotation object according to your preference.
This method uses the RGB color space for specifying the required color of the annotation object, here it is the color of the annotation's borders. You can subsequently assign an action to the created link using the GdPicturePDF.SetAnnotationAction method, as it is explained in the example below. For further assistance, please see the Actions section of the GdPicturePDF class in the Reference Guide. |
AddLinkAnnotation(Single,Single,Single,Single,Boolean,Byte,Byte,Byte,Byte) | Adds a link annotation object on the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document. The subtype attribute of this annotation is "Link". This annotation represents an "action ready" link (hypertext link), in other words you can associate an action with this annotation object according to your preference.
This method uses the CMYK color space for specifying the required color of the annotation object, here it is the color of the annotation's borders. You can subsequently assign an action to the created link using the GdPicturePDF.SetAnnotationAction method, as it is explained in the example below. For further assistance, please see the Actions section of the GdPicturePDF class in the Reference Guide. |
AddLinkAnnotation(Single,Single,Single,Single,Boolean,GdPictureColor) | Adds a link annotation object on the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document. The subtype attribute of this annotation is "Link". This annotation represents an "action ready" link (hypertext link), in other words you can associate an action with this annotation object according to your preference.
This method uses the RGB color space for specifying the required color of the annotation object, here it is the color of the annotation's borders. You can subsequently assign an action to the created link using the GdPicturePDF.SetAnnotationAction method, as it is explained in the example below. For further assistance, please see the Actions section of the GdPicturePDF class in the Reference Guide. |