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FrameElement CoClass (ArcObjects .NET 10.6 SDK)
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FrameElement CoClass

The Frame element to provide a neatline or background.

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server.

Supported Platforms

Windows, Solaris, Linux

Interfaces

Interfaces Description
IBoundsProperties Provides access to members that control Bounds Properties.
IClone (esriSystem) Provides access to members that control cloning of objects.
IElement Provides access to members that control the Element.
IElementProperties Provides access to members that control the Element Properties.
IElementProperties2 Provides access to members that control More Element Properties.
IElementProperties3 Provides access to members that control More Element Properties.
IFrameDraw Provides access to members that control frame drawing.
IFrameElement Provides access to members that control the Frame element object.
IFrameProperties Provides access to members that control the General properties for a frame.
IGraphicElement Provides access to members that control the Graphic Element object.
IPersistStream (esriSystem)
IPropertySupport (esriSystem) Provides access to members that set a default property on an object.
ITransform2D (esriGeometry) Provides access to methods for transforming geometries using either specific parameters or arbitrary transformation objects (affine transformations, geographic transformations, etc.).

Remarks

The FrameElement object is a basic element typically used for neatlines on the PageLayout .  Use this object when you wish to add a neatline to your page layout.

Geometry: FrameElement accepts geometry of type esriGeometryEnvelope or esriGeometryPolygon.  If an envelope is passed it, it is converted to a Polygon internally.  The geometry represents the geometry of the frame that is drawn and it is typically a rectangle.