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This property specifies how PDF vector graphics such as paths
are implemented. Different exporters can take advantage of
different export formats. However, only the DOCX and HTML exporters
currently support embedded graphic output.
The EmbeddedGraphicsType enumeration may take the following
values:
- Automatic - selects a sensible default value based on the
exporter and content
- None - no image output
- Image - graphics are rendered to a bitmapped image (valid for
DOCX and HTML)
- Vml - graphics are rendered using VML (valid for DOCX
only)
- HtmlCanvas - graphics are rendered using the HTML 5 Canvas
element (valid for HTML only)
- Html5WebGL - the entire page is rendered using HTML 5 WebGL
(valid for HTML only)
Please note the following limitations inherent in the VML
specification. VML does not support the non-zero fill rule so VML
paths may not be identical to PDF paths. VML does not support
sophisticated dashing so dashed or dotted lines are approximated.
VML does not specify how bitmapped images and vector paths should
interact so the Z-order is dependent on the VML display
implementation - a graphic which overlays an image in a PDF may
vanish under the image using certain VML viewers.
The HTML5 Canvas element is a blank element on which JavaScript
can draw. For older versions of Internet Explorer, the canvas
element is automatically converted into VML via ExplorerCanvas.
Please note the following limitations inherent in the HTML
Canvas specification. The even-odd fill rule is not supported in a
consistent way so enabling it requires JavaScript for browser
specific support. The HTML Canvas does not support dashing so
dashed or dotted lines are not displayed. Because VML only supports
the non-zero fill rule, paths will look different in older versions
of Internet Explorer which are working via the ExplorerCanvas VML
conversion.
For more details about exporting to HTML with 3D WebGL please
see the WebGL Export
Reference.
If an invalid type is specified for a specific export format, an
exception will be thrown.
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