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Defines the additional margin added alternating between front and back pages.
Get
VB.NET | width = object.GutterMargin As Single |
VB | width = object.GutterMargin As Single |
C#.NET | float width = object.GutterMargin; |
VC++ | float width = object->GutterMargin; float width = object->GetGutterMargin(); |
C | HRESULT object->get_GutterMargin(float* width); |
Put
VB.NET | object.GutterMargin = width As Single |
VB | object.GutterMargin = width As Single |
C#.NET | float object.GutterMargin = width; |
VC++ | float object->GutterMargin = width; void object->PutGutterMargin(float width); |
C | HRESULT object->put_GutterMargin(float width); |
object
width
Defines the additional margin added alternating between front and back pages. The distance is specified in inches.
The GutterMargin property defines the additional margin added alternating between front and back pages.
The GutterPosition property can be used to define the location of the gutter margin.
A gutter margin is useful when printing pages that are to be bound or two and three-hole punched. The gutter margin provides extra space for such binding. If mirrored margins are selected (see MirrorMargins property), the gutter margin will alternate between left and right (or top and bottom) on the front and back of pages.
See Also SftPrintPreview Object | Object Hierarchy