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Thank you very much. Couldn't you please refer me to some solutions in C++?<br />
I guess all I need is the number of lines on a page based on the current environment. 
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Thank you very much. Couldn't you please refer me to some solutions in C++?
I guess all I need is the number of lines on a page based on the current environment.

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Dear experts,<br />
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I have an c++ application that converts .rtf files into another custom format. One of the requirements is to preserve page separation of the text. I understand that .rtf doesn't know about page breaks unless they are inserted explicitly. But still MS Word divides the text into pages based I think on its page settings. Could you please tell me if I can programmatically fetch those settings to use them for calculating where the page breaks should be?<br />
Thanks.
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Dear experts,

I have an c++ application that converts .rtf files into another custom format. One of the requirements is to preserve page separation of the text. I understand that .rtf doesn't know about page breaks unless they are inserted explicitly. But still MS Word divides the text into pages based I think on its page settings. Could you please tell me if I can programmatically fetch those settings to use them for calculating where the page breaks should be?
Thanks.

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