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pdfView: a problem of shifting origins
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pdfView: a problem of shifting origins


  • Subject: pdfView: a problem of shifting origins
  • From: Matthew Weinstein <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 21:12:12 -0400

I've got a pdfView in a new app I'm starting and it's giving me a devil of a time. The app consists of a list (tableView) of pages from different pdf documents. I can click on one page and it shows in the pdfView. If I have setAutoScales: YES, pretty much all is well in the world. I click on row of the table, it loads that document and page into the pdfView. But if I setAutoScales: NO and use my zoom in and out buttons (linked to pdfview's zoomIn and zoomOut), as I change pages the pdfview seems to position the page in the view in different places, may times not allowing me to scroll to the left side of the page!!! I've tried layoutDocument, and that did nothing. I tried updating the window, to no avail. The scrollers seem out of synch with the page.

Ideas? Solutions?

--Matthew Weinstein


Matthew Weinstein Associate Professor of Science Education Kent State University 404 J White Hall Kent, OH 44242

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