I have a reportviewer that prints a second empty page with the header only nothing in the body.I have searched for this issue and I learned that the Width of the report body should be equal to the page width minus the right and left Margins.
I'm using Report Viewer(VS 2008) to make a report in VB.net. I add Table with Table Header, Table Detail, and Table Footer. Then insert a Table Group(table1_group1) and add expression =IntRowNumber Nothing-1/10 on that group. I check page breaks at end.
But when I click Print Layout Icon its show an extra page(page 3): page 1 : page header+ table header + table detail(10 list data) + page footer page 2 : page header+ table header + table detail(5 list data) + page footer page 3 : page header + table footer + page footer ( this is the error)
I also try to print the report and its print 3 page.
I can get my code to print really pretty headings and report names but nothing beyond that. I should have 46 lines of data in my report and I have none.
There are options on reportviwer that enables a printing, export to PDF and so on. Is it possible to add a icon for email thru outlook for with pdf file ?
I've written the app involving the ReportViewer, and I'm using .rdlc reports. I have a range of A4 portrait and landscape reports which print fine when I run the app locally, and print locally, but they don't seem to want to print properly when the app is executed remotely.When I say remotely, its installed on a server which my client accesses using Remote Desktop Connection.As a company policy, we have to have our clients install a universal printer driver on any PC that needs to print anything created on the remote connection, and this works ok for everything except my landscape reports printed from the ReportViewer. Portrait reports are fine. Landscape reports are processed, but the page usually comes out on the local printer with all its text missing. A logo I have on the report prints fine, and if I choose a different printer, I get a slight variation - I get some text, not all, and still get the logo, etc.
As a temporary measure, I've written software to allow my client to print their reports without having to view them, and they're ok (they're converted to an image file, and sent to the printer that way). I've also written code so that they can email the reports to themselves, so this converts the report to PDF, and sends it. In EMF and PDF format,everything looks great! Its printing from the ReportViewer that is the problem
How can I fill the page with empty table rows? For example; I have 2 records in the dataset but I want to the page with empty rows (draw the table borders until the end of page)
I have a "Print" button in my formthat works fine. All I want to know is: How do Iautomatically add a new page for printing when the text doesn't fit on a single one?Here's the code for the "Print" button:
Private Sub Button5_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button5.Click 'Opens a dialog in which you can choose a printer.
I have a gridview that i want to print its header on every page and i want to print a page header on every page. The problem is that one or the other works for me. I can't get both to work at the same time. Below is sample code to show what i've done.
I have some code to write lines to the printer, if required it should force a page break.Here it should print "1"-"51" on page 1, then "52" - "55" and "The End" on page 2.Instead it prints the second page on top of the first page.How do I get the page break?
Private Sub PrintDocument1_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PrintDocument1.PrintPage Dim i As Short
My application draws charts in a Windows Metafile. Users need to be able to print the charts nicely centered on the page. Quick rundown of printing code:
I have a requirement to print a number of records from a database. Each record refers to a second database that holds x number of related records. Just like and invoice header and line items.
I first print the report heading on the first page Something like "Invoice list for May 2012"
I then print the Invoice record headings under the the report heading Something like "Inv# Cust # Cust Phone Address 1 Address2 etc"
I then print that data from the original recordset Something like 1234 DR127 555 555-1212 Somewhereville 245th street
I then print the Line item headings Something like "Ln# Item# Description Qty Cost Selling Extn"
NOW Here is my problem: I never know how many line items there will be so can not predetermine when I will need a new page. I do have a way of telling when I am at the bottom of a page by using the text height and incrementing a value for each line
BUT I cannot figure out how to break out of the line item loop, start a bew page then carry on where I left off.
Once all the line items have been printed I need to start the next invoice by printing the Invoice record headings again followed by the header data followed by the line item headers followed by the line items for that invoice.
I have said that the page break may come while in the line item loop but it actually cold come anywhere in the overall loop.
The problem is, the document is taking 2-3 seconds to process and print it. While it is printing this status box shows up and the default focus is on the cancel the button. The end-user(s) have a nagging habit of pressing enter twice, thus they end up canceling the print.
Here's the basic code I'm writing for printing the receipt. Dim pd As New PrintDocument AddHandler pd.PrintPage, AddressOf Me.DirectPrint pd.DocumentName = "Printing Receipt" pd.Print()
Dim printFont As New System.Drawing.Font("Courier New", 10, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular) e.Graphics.DrawString(sPrintText, printFont, System.Drawing.Brushes.Black, 10, 6)
we want to print the datagridview in the form with the data of different employees (see our attached image).. but it's too long and it can not be printed in a short bond paper.. so we need a code to print that form in a long bond paper and in a LANDSCAPE ORIENTATION..
I have tried to create an amortization program The issue that I am having is that the program wants to print the same page over and over again. The first page of the printout runs through the "While loop" appropriately, but when the second page starts printing, it repeats the information that is on the first page. This is true of all subsequent pages I have included the printing portion of the code.
Private Sub cmdPrint_Click(ByValSystem.Object,System.EventArgs) Handles cmdPrint.Click 'Defines printed page
I am practicing on how to print from vb.net (2008) i was able to print my text, however I am having hard time changing default page settings.When the script loads up it thinks my default printer is my 8x11 printer and adjusts the label for that. however I am using a small label printer and labels are very small like 1x2inch. After I hit print button I can get the printer dialog box up change the prinet however because margins are wrong, my print out is unaligned. I like to change my default printer at form load step.
I am generating a grid view having column with images. I want each image to print on stock paper: Marco ITEM #A-6LI (3inch by 4inch Inserts page) using printer. What setting and code should I write? Also I want to see the print preview. i am using VB.Net, and on pop up some grid is displayed having one column with format for each user this is repeated on the whole page of pop up, but i want each of set to print on the page i mentioned above. How can i achieve this?
Basically i want to know how can i print each row of a grid on a page size of 3*6
I'm having a problem that printing in VB.net where any network printer i choose is waiting untill the last page is spooled before printing begins. However i'm looking to have it begin printing after the first page. The printer is set to 'Start printing immediatly', and this is giving me huge problems as we're trying to print duplex documents that may be 75 ~ 100 pages long.
I have created a page and made some changes by applying templates and gridview in Updatepanel.Now i have a footer template to add and insert the data to database.But it doesnt appear when the there is no data in datatable.I need to show those footertemplate during page load event.and when i add it has to refresh the page to show the Datas.Page load event:
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Load, UpdatePanel1.Load If Not IsPostBack Then BindData()
I've done a whole lot of grabbing, formatting and relocating of data and stuck it in a RichTextBox. All good there. The formatted info needs to print. Also good. Unfortunately it is supposed to have page breaks at certain points. No biggy, I'll just use vbFormFeed. vbFormFeed does not work with Windows printer Drivers... Great... Also, since it's .NET and not VB6, no Printer object. My current printing method (PrintDocument) is as such:
Code: Private Sub prtCheq_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles prtCheq.PrintPage[code]....
With 8 Images my Code works fine, but with 16 Images I get an Argument Exception after printing Image 10 or Image 15 in Line e.Graphics.DrawImage(_lPrintImg, rect, srcRect, srcUnit). This is my code. I already tried to dispose any loaded Image and used Image.FromFile instead of New Bitmap(file):
Private Sub PrintPageLandScape(ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs, ByVal PrintPage As Integer) Dim rect, srcRect As Rectangle Dim i, iStart2, Number As Integer
I'm creating a barcode printing module, anyway when I generate the barcodes bitmap that contain all of the barcodes and print this bitmap using the PrintDocument control it's print the first page only
I am trying to print a full page of lines, labels, and variables to match a physical form that I have. When I go to print the form, everything is moved down and to the right. I have tried to set the margins to 0 and have also tried OrginsAtMargins but neither have corrected the problem. So basically, I am trying to get the margins to be set at 0 so I can use the whole 8.5x11 (minus a little on the sides; about .25 of a inch) to print. What is weird is the print preview is fine but when it prints it's down and the right. So getting it so it prints how it does in print preview would be great. [URL].