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C# / C Sharp » Windows Presentation Foundation » FlowDocument Screenshots  Add ListItem to FlowDocument       <Window xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"   xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"   Title=""    Height="300"    Width="300">   <Grid>     <FlowDocumentReader>       <FlowDocument>         <List>           <ListItem><Paragraph>This is a list item.</Paragraph></ListItem>           <ListItem><Paragraph>This is a list item.</Paragraph></ListItem>           <ListItem><Paragraph><Bold>This is a bold list item.</Bold></Paragraph></ListItem>         </List>       </FlowDocument>     </FlowDocumentReader>         </Grid> </Window>                            Related examples in the same category 1. FlowDocument with Section 2. FlowDocument with UI container 3. FlowDocument with Table 4. Span and FlowDoucment 5. FlowDocument with Figure.xaml 6. Paragraph FontWeight 7. FlowDocument with Hyperlink and List 8. Adding style to Paragraph 9. Bold text in Flow document 10. Create Table layout in FlowDocument 11. Figures in a FlowDocument 12. Styled Document 13. FlowDocument with TextAlignment, ColumnWidth. Italic and bold font 14. Flow Document Reader 15. Add FlowDocument to Button 16. FlowDocument with images 17. Add Shape(Ellipse, Rectangle) to List 18. Change FlowDocument Width and Height 19. Programmatically change the FlowDirection of content within a FlowDocumentReader element 20. Use FlowDocumentReader to display FlowDocument 21. Programmatically Create and Save a FlowDocument 22. Use XamlDesignerSerializationManager to write FlowDocument 23. Show FlowDocument 24. Load a FlowDocument into a FlowDocumentReader, 25. Convert Xaml file to FlowDocument with as operator 26. Save a FlowDocument as a Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) file 27. Clear FlowDocumentReader 28. Programmatically add rows to a Table element. 29. Table Flow Content 30. Annotation Service 31. Toggle Hyphenation, Optimal Paragraph, and Column Flex 32. Change font