FYI, if your using grid layout with these you can get around it by layering a rectangle over the same space as the viewer and setting it to be postioned at the bottom and wide/long enough to cover it. Its not ideal but will let you achieve the above.
Control template would do it as you suggest, if you need a fair greater degree of layout control then this would be a much better approach. The approach I suggest is not the best (a bit hacky) but will serve your purpose, control templates I recommend however. Ideally would like to the ability to hide zoom be added to the documentviewer control its self.
FlowDocumentScrollViewer and FlowDocumentReader zoom
J.Eubangus
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Using the same technique you can hide the zoom control.
mlp232
Tanya R. - MSFT
It's big, and it gets in the way for things like chat buffers, where screen space is important.
At least, that's my reason.
Bjorck
Mishkina
Out of curiousity, why do you want to disable zooming in the viewer and reader
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