Represents Highlights PDF content. While the other annotations are drawn on top of the content, the highlight annotation is behind the text it highlights. In other words, it has to be inserted at a specific place in the ContentElementsUILayer. The precise place where the highlight should be placed is described in the PDF file with the BDC, MCID and EMC operators. At the moment, we have implemented a read-only rendering for all annotation types which draws the annotions separately from the page content. In the case of Highlight, the annotation is drawn below the other content. With this implementation, depending on the PDF content, the highlight annotation might be visible or it might not be because in some cases there is geometry content below the highlighted text which hides the highlight annotation appearance. 

Currently, RadPdfViewer uses WPF DrawingContext class for drawing page elements to a Canvas.  When PDF page has many content elements (usually geometries) drawing the page may be time-consuming and freezes the UI. 

Instead, we should consider implementing another approach for rendering the content asynchronously which would improve the user experience. 

Provide a default appearance for fields that do not contain one. 

Workaround: set border and background manually:

var provider = new PdfFormatProvider();
var document = provider.Import(File.ReadAllBytes(@"..\..\..\Systemvariablen.pdf"));

foreach (var item in document.AcroForm.FormFields)
{ 
    var widget = item.Widgets.First() as VariableContentWidget;
     
    if (widget != null)
    { 
        widget.AppearanceCharacteristics.Background = new RgbColor(255, 0, 0);
        widget.AppearanceCharacteristics.BorderColor = new RgbColor(0, 0, 255);
        widget.Border = new AnnotationBorder(2, AnnotationBorderStyle.Solid, null);
      
        widget.RecalculateContent(); 
    }
}

pdfViewer.Document = document;

From the PDF Specification: "An ink annotation represents a freehand “scribble” composed of one or more disjoint paths. When opened, it displays a pop-up window containing the text of the associated note."

Sometimes the Ink annotations are imported as UnsupportedAnnotation and not displayed as expected. In such cases, the annotations could be removed from the RadFixedPage content in the following manner:

foreach (RadFixedPage page in document.Pages)
{
	List<Annotation> inkAnnotations = page.Annotations.Where(a => a.Type == AnnotationType.Ink).ToList();
	foreach (Annotation inkAnnotation in inkAnnotations)
	{
		page.Annotations.Remove(inkAnnotation);
	}
}

When using CTRL+Mousewheel to zoom in to a PDFViewer document, it should zoom into the point where the mouse pointer is located. Currently it just does a simple zoom of the whole document.

For example see Acrobat Reader or Google Maps.

According to the PDF specification (Adobe® Portable Document Format Version 1.7):
Append a rectangle to the current path as a complete subpath, with lower-left corner (x, y) and dimensions width and height in user space.

The operation: 

x y width height re

An invalid case:

0 - 595 -842 re

This leads to an exception thrown: System.NullReferenceException: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'