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<h1>The HtmlRenderer Class</h1>
<code>System.Drawing.Html.HtmlRenderer</code>
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<p>The Html renderer is a <code><font color=blue>static</font></code> class that contains this two methods for drawing HTML:</p>
<div class=caption><img src="property:Html_Demo.Bridge.MethodIcon"/> <code>Render(Graphics g, string html, PointF location, float width)</code></div>
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Renders HTML on the specified device, by filling down using the specified
<code>width</code> starting from the specified location.
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<div class=caption><img src="property:Html_Demo.Bridge.MethodIcon"/> <code>Render(Graphics g, string html, RectangleF area, bool clip)</code></div>
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Renders HTML on the specified device, by filling down using the specified
<code>width</code> starting from the specified location. If clip is set to true, it will only draw on the specified area.
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<p>This class may have more functionality in future releases.</p>
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