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UI controls designed for use with Microsoft's Blazor framework, support full-stack development in C# and .NET, simplifying the creation of modern web applications. These controls are typically bundled into UI suites, providing developers with pre-built, customizable elements that improve the creation of rich, interactive web interfaces without needing JavaScript. By leveraging WebAssembly or server-side rendering, Blazor UI suites allow for an easy developer experience, consistent performance, and strong integration with existing .NET libraries and tooling.

Common controls include:

• Barcode components allow users to generate and display various barcode formats for product labeling and scanning workflows.
• Calendar components provide interactive date selection and scheduling capabilities, often with multi-view and appointment features.
• Chart controls enable dynamic data visualization, supporting a wide range of chart types such as line, bar, pie, and financial indicators.
• Data Editors offer form inputs like text boxes, checkboxes, and dropdowns with built-in validation and styling options.
• Data Grid components deliver powerful tabular data representation, featuring sorting, filtering, grouping, and virtual scrolling for handling large datasets efficiently.
• Gantt controls support project management scenarios with timeline views, task dependencies, and resource tracking.
• Map components integrate geographic data display, often layered with markers, routes, and region highlights.
• Menus facilitate intuitive navigation structures, including horizontal, vertical, and context-sensitive options.
• Toolbars provide accessible command sets, commonly used for actions like formatting, exporting, or interacting with other UI components.

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Adding a page to a PDF file is a key feature in modern PDF viewer components, enabling users to dynamically insert new content into existing documents. This capability is particularly useful in web applications that require real-time document editing or automated PDF generation, such as form processing, report building, or multi-user collaboration platforms.

Several ASP.NET Core PDF viewer controls offer the ability to add pages to a PDF file including:

• Telerik UI PDF for ASP.NET Core (part of Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core) allows developers to insert a new page at any location.
• Document Solutions for PDF by MESCIUS enables the addition of new pages with configurable size and orientation, making it ideal for dynamic document creation.
• Syncfusion ASP.NET Core PDF (part of Syncfusion Essential Studio Enterprise) provides methods to add blank pages or clone existing ones.

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