Place Zone

The Region property defines the size and shape of the zone to be placed for each output instance.

• If left blank, the existing region of each instance is used.
• Specify a logical rectangle to create a zone of a specific size and offset relative to the instance.

Example: To create a zone 1 inch wide and 0.5 inch tall to the right of each instance, set the region accordingly and use 'RelativeTo' to anchor it.

Can be one of the following values:

The RelativeTo property determines the anchor point for the region relative to each output instance.

• Choose an edge or corner (e.g., TopLeft, BottomRight) to control where the region is placed.
• This allows for flexible placement of zones adjacent to or overlapping the instance.

Example: Use ContentAlignment.TopLeft to anchor the region to the top-left corner of each instance.

The AutoSnapDistance property enables the auto snap feature, which adjusts the zone to align with detected lines (such as table or form borders).

• Set a value (in inches, points, or percent) to enable auto snap; leave blank or zero to disable.
• The value defines how far to search for a line to snap to from each edge of the region.

Use this property to improve accuracy when zones should align with visual elements on the page.

The AutoSnapMargin property allows you to shrink the snapped region by a specified amount on each edge.

• Use this to avoid including borders, whitespace, or unwanted content in the zone.
• Only applicable when 'AutoSnapDistance' is set.

Example: Set a margin of 0.05in on all sides to ensure the zone does not overlap form lines.