looking for a complete Tkinter script paging through any supported document, here it is!. It can also zoom into pages, and it runs under Python 2 or 3. It requires the extremely handy PySimpleGUI pure Python Matrix, which lets you zoom, rotate, distort or mirror the outcome. Page.get_pixmap() by default will use the Identity matrix, which does nothing. In the following, we apply a zoom factor of 2 to each dimension resolution for us (and also about 4 times the size): zoom_x = 2.0 # horizontal zoom zoom_y = 2.0 # vertical zoom mat = fitz.Matrix(zoom_x, zoom_y) # zoom factor 2 in each dimension pix = page.get_pixmap(matrix=mat)

invert() calculate the inverted matrix Matrix.a zoom factor X direction Matrix.b shearing effect Y direction Matrix.c shearing effect X direction Matrix.d zoom factor Y direction Matrix.e horizontal shift shift Matrix.f vertical shift Class API class Matrix __init__(self) __init__(self, zoom-x, zoom-y) __init__(self, shear-x, shear-y, 1) __init__(self, a, b, c, d, e, f) __init__(self, matrix) __init__(self constructors. Without parameters, Matrix(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) will be created. zoom-* and shear-* specify zoom or shear values (float), respectively. matrix specifies another Matrix from which a

the result as a PPM to stdout. To build this example in a source tree and render first page at 100% zoom with no rotation, run: make examples ./build/debug/example document.pdf 1 100 0 > page1.ppm To build h> #include #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { char *input; float zoom, rotate; int page_number, page_count; fz_context *ctx; fz_document *doc; (continues on next page) fz_matrix ctm; int x, y; if (argc < 3) { fprintf(stderr, "usage: example input-file page-number [ zoom [ rotate ]␣ ˓→]\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\tinput-file: path of PDF, XPS, CBZ or EPUB document to␣

the result as a PPM to stdout. To build this example in a source tree and render first page at 100% zoom with no rotation, run: make examples ./build/debug/example document.pdf 1 100 0 > page1.ppm To build h> #include #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { char *input; float zoom, rotate; int page_number, page_count; fz_context *ctx; fz_document *doc; (continues on next page) fz_matrix ctm; int x, y; if (argc < 3) { fprintf(stderr, "usage: example input-file page-number [ zoom [ rotate ]␣ ˓→]\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\tinput-file: path of PDF, XPS, CBZ or EPUB document to␣

the result as a PPM to stdout. To build this example in a source tree and render first page at 100% zoom with no rotation, run: make examples ./build/debug/example document.pdf 1 100 0 > page1.ppm To build h> #include #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { char *input; float zoom, rotate; int page_number, page_count; fz_context *ctx; fz_document *doc; (continues on next page) fz_matrix ctm; int x, y; if (argc < 3) { fprintf(stderr, "usage: example input-file page-number [ zoom [ rotate ]␣ ˓→]\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\tinput-file: path of PDF, XPS, CBZ or EPUB document to␣

the result as a PPM to stdout. To build this example in a source tree and render first page at 100% zoom with no rotation, run: make examples ./build/debug/example document.pdf 1 100 0 > page1.ppm To build h> #include #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { char *input; float zoom, rotate; int page_number, page_count; fz_context *ctx; fz_document *doc; (continues on next page) fz_matrix ctm; int x, y; if (argc < 3) { fprintf(stderr, "usage: example input-file page-number [ zoom [ rotate ]␣ ˓→]\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\tinput-file: path of PDF, XPS, CBZ or EPUB document to␣

width and height fields so that plugin size can be modified in the page admin or frontend editor. Zoom level is now set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Warning: Due to the above Displays a map of an address on your page. Both address and coordinates are supported to center the map; zoom level and route planner can be set when adding/editing plugin in the admin. New in version 2.3.2: it’s no longer required to set plugin container size in CSS or template. Changed in version 2.3.2: Zoom level is set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Note: Due to the above change

admin or frontend editor. 1.7. 2.3.3 release notes 13 django cms Documentation, Release 2.4.3-support Zoom level is now set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Warning: Due to the above Displays a map of an address on your page. Both address and coordinates are supported to center the map; zoom level and route planner can be set when adding/editing plugin in the admin. New in version 2.3.2: it’s no longer required to set plugin container size in CSS or template. Changed in version 2.3.2: Zoom level is set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Note: Due to the above change

width and height fields so that plugin size can be modified in the page admin or frontend editor. Zoom level is now set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Warning Due to the above Displays a map of an address on your page. Both address and coordinates are supported to center the map; zoom level and route planner can be set when adding/editing plugin in the admin. New in version 2.3.2: it’s no longer required to set plugin container size in CSS or template. Changed in version 2.3.2: Zoom level is set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Note Due to the above change

Displays a map of an address on your page. Both address and coordinates are supported to center the map; zoom level and route planner can be set when adding/editing plugin in the admin. 5.3. Key topics 77 django it’s no longer required to set plugin container size in CSS or template. Changed in version 2.3.2: Zoom level is set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Note: Due to the above change or frontend editor. 154 Chapter 5. Table of contents django cms Documentation, Release 3.0.19.dev1 Zoom level is now set via a select field which ensure only legal values are used. Warning: Due to the above