Represents a pattern page, which is a rectangle of unique dot pattern in an AFD, such as an individual page of a notebook. Each pattern page has a unique page address. PatternPage is the high-level convenience class that corresponds to the low-level PageInstance class of the AFP API Wrapper.  

Unique elements on a page are associated with a pattern page. For instance, strokes are retrieved from a PatternPage object. The most common way to identify a pattern page is by passing the page and copy numbers to the Document.GetPatternPage method. The "page" number is the number a reader normally associates with a printed page of any book--such as "The map of Europe is found on page 5." The "copy" number is the number associated with a particular physical instance of the book: Think back to high school math class, where each student received his or her own "copy" of the same text book. Thus, each unique combination of a page number and copy number identifies a unique pattern page. 

Some elements on a page of an AFD are not unique--they may be shared by many pages. These elements include page size, background images, and static regions. Such pages all share the same template. Common templates include a right-hand and a left-hand page template. To access these shared elements, use the Page class. 

See PatternPage Members.

public class PatternPage : IEnumerable;

PatternPage.cs