for my project "Shotty" (a screenshot capture, edit and upload utility)I am searching for a way to print the captured image. I don't want to implemet a complete printer setup printing code, so I thought it should be possible to save the image to %temp% and run the explorer integrated image printing on it.
Basically on my form I have a listbox containing data. Under the listbox I want to place a button named "btn_PrintData" or something to that effect. The user will click this, the print dialog box would come up and bingo they could print the contents of the listbox.
i am developing a project in which i have to print a bill on purchase.
I have a special header pad for all bills that's why, how can i do so.... that all the time......it maintain....... I have a form for make bills......... i don't know how to print it......
How can i fetch a data and using which dialog box i can do(print) it...
I've been tryiing to use the Print Dialog control in Visual Basic. Can someone provide me with an example on how to do this and walk me through it step by step?
In printing, I want to draw a square around the text that I am printing. I am trying to make notecards and would like to have text on one side and a word on the opposite side. I would like to put a square border around this. I have not advance to the graphics stages yet. I have in my toolbox--a control that says rectangle and circle. Can I use any of these controls to draw the box. What type of file(ex. doc or .pdf) do I store the file as if it has a graphic like this in it?
how to build a fax software through Visual Basic for Windows Vista and print to it?
I have a class where I would like to call a print dialog sub within the class itself.In my class I have the
'TODO Private Sub pdPrintTag_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles pdPrintTag.PrintPage
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I copied the sub from a form class....which I believe removes the handler, so this does not work for me. How could I get this done?
I found some code posted on here by .Paul to print the contents of a Richtextbox control with the colors, etc. Does anyone know how to add the print dialog so the user can change printers if needed? I could even pull up a list of available printers -[url]...
I am trying to use the font dialog settings with my print control.My code works fine - it prints. But how do I change the code to use the font dialog settings?Here is an example of my print code:
e.Graphics.DrawString("Date and Time: " & Now.ToString, _ New Font("Courier New", 10, FontStyle.Bold), _ Brushes.Black, 10, 38)
I have a small project that requires me to have a font dialog, a color dialog and a print dialog. It has four text boxes that are formatted based on the font from the dialog and the color from the other dialog. I am to print it all out with the same font and color. I have easily put the font in the right place and have the rest of the print set up, but the DrawString wants Brushes.<color> for it's color. How do I make it the same color as in the text boxes? I am not trying to get you to do my HW for me, but everything I see online is the brushes or shapes... if you could suggest something to look into that would be great, but I doubt my grade would be much affected by my printing everything with Brushes.Black like everyone else in the world seems to be doing...
I have a form with a "print" toolstrip button. When I click that button I run the code shown below. The print dialog box appears. The title is dark blue seeming to indicate it has focus. The main form is lighter blue indicating it does not have focus. But hovering over the "Print" button (or the cancel button) does not cause it to change color. If you click on the print button, then the color changes and the second click causes the appropriate action. Same with the cancel button. If you click on the dialog label or on the main form the only thing that happens is the print button will then become "active" and a click there then works. If you click on the main form once, nothing happens, but if you click on it a second time you get the "bonk" sound indicating you ae clicking on the wron modal. As if this isn't strange enough, this action just started recently. I made a few unrelated (as far as I can tell) changes, and discovered this action.[code]....
Is it possible that I could use the VB.net print dialogue tool to print a receipt from a payment? Like If I were able use a ready to print document which I will only be needing to change the amount, cash, change and name before printing. :D I dont want to use crystal reports because I know its really complicated.I am just a vb.net beginner here, learned everything I know in just 3 days. xD
I am rendering an SSRS datareport. I want to print it directly, without showing it on screen and without even showing the printer dialogue.I can send it to the printer without showing on screen but it displays the Print Dialog.
Hi, i have a form with size 850,900. When i print this, on the print preview the right hand side of the page is cut off. Is there a way to stretch the form so that the whole form is printed? Currently the form contains 4 datagrids, i don't know if this makes a difference, becuase if i resized these i wouldn't be able to see all of the text.
Also, on the print preview page, is there a way of displaying the print dialog box when pressing the print button, so that the local network printers can be selected?
I am using Printdialog() to get my report printed (.rdlc)I want to avoid this dialogue and send the report directly to the printer without user interference.
I'm trying to add a print button to the License Agreement form in the installer system that is built into Visual Studio. I know how to do all the coding, I just need to know how to edit the visual layout of the installer, or whether this is even possible.
I have a problem when it comes to faxing html. Im currently using FAXCOMEXLib because I'm sending to a remote fax server. Sending html files causes the function ConnectedSubmit to display a print dialog box before sending the fax. The application hangs when you try to cancel the print dialog box, it seems like the ConnectedSubmit function does not return to previous line where it was called.
In the following code, a local printer dialog box shows and its choices are implemented in the printout, but if the user goes to a 2nd-level printer dialog box such as by clicking an Advanced or Properties button, choices made therein (such as landscape/portrait or scaling) are not implemented in the printout (prfPrintForm is a PowerPacks.Printing.PrintForm on form frmPlotTrends). Is there something else that must be done to make the 2nd-level dialogs work?
Dim dlrResult As DialogResult = frmPlotTrends.dlgPrintDialog.ShowDialog()If (dlrResult = DialogResult.OK) Then frmPlotTrends.prfPrintForm.PrinterSettings.PrinterName = frmPlotTrends.dlgPrintDialog.PrinterSettings.PrinterName frmPlotTrends.prfPrintForm.PrinterSettings.Copies = frmPlotTrends.dlgPrintDialog.PrinterSettings.Copies frmPlotTrends.prfPrintForm.Print(frmPlotTrends.prfPrintForm.Form, Printing.PrintForm.PrintOption.ClientAreaOnly)End If
I am using a print preview dialog in my program (visual basic .net) and when there are multiple pages and you press the print button it only prints one page. How can I get it to print all pages when you press the print button?
I am using a print preview dialog in my program (visual basic .net) and when there are multiplepages and you press the print button it only prints one page. How can I getit to print all pages when you press the print button?
I have a client, who is running Windows 2008 Server 64 bit. He is running our software, it has a built in crystal report viewer functionality. The print dialogue just wouldn't work no matter what. It worked on our 32 bit box and we verified it. I verified it on our 64 bit box, and the print dialogue didn't open either. I did some research online. And one suggestion is to set m_printDlg.UseEXDialog = True. I tried that, but that did not work either...
Here is the code snippet. #Region " Methods " Public Overrides Sub PrintReport() ' NOTE: Do not use bug in reportviewer 'MyBase.PrintReport() Dim objRpt As ReportDocument = CType(Me.ReportSource, ReportDocument) [Code] .....
I have some reports that I use with the MS ReportViewer and I need to get a count of the physical pages (as opposed to logical page count) to use with a print dialog. I've implemented a workaround so the ReportViewer control displays the correct number of physical pages, but is there a way to get that value from the ReportViewer control? The only publicly accessible property gives the logical page count.