Dynamically change orientation for particaular page in word?

Thank you so much. Its worked for me ......
Also please use the following code after that. To save the changed document and to kill the word application after that. otherwise memory will over flow.

document.Save();

((Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word._Document)document).Close( null, null, null);

((Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word._Application)app).Quit(null, null, null); 

Hi, yes Sunny's trick is the only way because Word documents do not have page concepts but rather sections which can occupy one or more pages. Also note that page break will not suite you because that content will still be in the same section. Also section break continue will not suite you as well because the section will have a beginning on the previous section's last page and it cannot have any effect on it. So your only option is to use section break next page.

Here is a bit .NET friendlier approach that I use:

DocumentModel document = new DocumentModel();
 
// Add first section.
Section firstSection = new Section(document);
document.Sections.Add(firstSection);
 
// Add pictures to a first section.
firstSection.Blocks.Add(
    new Paragraph(document,
        new Picture(document, "image1.png"),
        new Picture(document, "image2.png"),
        new Picture(document, "image3.png")));
 
// Add second section.
Section secondSection = new Section(document);
document.Sections.Add(secondSection);
 
// Add pictures to a section section.
secondSection.Blocks.Add(
    new Paragraph(document,
        new Picture(document, "image4.png"),
        new Picture(document, "image5.png"),
        new Picture(document, "image6.png")));
 
// Change second section's orientation.
secondSection.PageSetup.Orientation = Orientation.Landscape;

The code does not use C# calls to a word interop, but rather an API from this word library for .NET.

Hi Dilip,

I've the solution for you. It's a little tricky but I've the work around. To achieve this purpose you need to put section breaks on and after the page you want to change the orientation.

Follow the code below:
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using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word;
using System.Reflection;



static Missing mv = Missing.Value;  

static void Main(string[] args)  {
 Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application WordApp = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application();
 Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document doc = WordApp.Documents.Add(mv, mv, mv, mv);  
 WordApp.Selection.InsertNewPage();   WordApp.Selection.InsertNewPage();
 WordApp.Selection.InsertBreak(WdBreakType.wdSectionBreakNextPage); // here the trick lies    
 WordApp.Selection.PageSetup.Orientation = WdOrientation.wdOrientLandscape;
 WordApp.Selection.InsertNewPage();  WordApp.Selection.InsertNewPage();
 WordApp.Selection.InsertBreak(WdBreakType.wdSectionBreakNextPage);
 WordApp.Selection.InsertNewPage();
 WordApp.Selection.PageSetup.Orientation = WdOrientation.wdOrientPortrait;
 object filename = "D:\\test.docx";

 doc.SaveAs(ref filename, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv, mv);
 doc = null;  WordApp.Quit(mv, mv, mv);  
}

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It's a console-sample application to demo you how to do this.
You can see I've inserted 5 pages and 2 out of them will have Landscape Orientation in the middle. So the final output file will have first two pages in Portrait, middle two in Landscape and the last two in Portrait.

Hope it save your day.

Happy Coding :)

Mark it as answer if it helps. Cheers!!

Hi,
        Try like this


Regards,
Iftikar