I'm developing an application for a client, it will be printed onto paper with a specific design already on it, I need to print some text that is on my form, to a piece of paper..
is it possible to print a picture box and it's contents (contents are, labels w/ text, and a panel)?
EDIT: got it to work now, but now I need to draw text at the right locations, which I'm not sure where they are, I've made my app, 855, by 942, and am trying to print on a A4 sheet of paper, and not sure what to do about positioning???
#Region " [pdDocument_PrintPage] "
Private Sub pdDocument_PrintPage(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As PrintPageEventArgs)
Just a little help needed. How would I print the text to a label instead of the form. And how would I change the font size. Then how do I hide the form?This will then allow just the text to be shown,
trying to print a Form that I created using a VB.Net console application. My console application creates an instance of a Windows Form and fills it with data. I then created an instance of the Print Form class from the Microsoft Power Pack and am trying to get the form I filled with data to print but no matter what I've tried it just prints the command console window.
Dim firstPage As New FrontPage 'Windows Form Dim pf As New PrintForm 'Print Form Power Pack firstPage.Visible = True
im creating an invoice that contains alot of listboxs on my form. i was wondering if there is a way to print the whole form, without having to do alot of coding.
I want to find how to print a windows form. I have a invoice program and and have a print button called print form and want to print the windows form that im on?
I want to find how to print a windows form. I have a invoice program and and have a print button called print form and want to print the windows form that im on?
I have been able to do the exercise's in the first 2 chapters and half the exercise's in the third chapter of the text book (programming in visual basic 2008, Julia Case Bradley & Anita C. Millspaugh). but this one is making my head want to explode. please point me in the right direction with this.
Heres the problem. The company has instituted a bonus program to give its employees an incentive to sell more. For every dollar the store makes in a four-week period, the employees receive 2 percent of sales. The amount of bonus each employee receives is based upon the percentage of hours he or she worked during the bonus period (a total of 160 hours). The Calculate button will determine the bonus earned by this employee, and the Clear button will clear only the name, hours-worked, and bonus amount fields. A Print button allows the user to print the form. Do not allow missing or bad input data to cancel the program; instead display a message to the user.
Here's my code so far. its giving me the wrong results. i have tried many different ways,(hence the commented code) but I just dont know where im going wrong.
I have a user who wants to print the form that is on the screen(the entire form not just the data) on the click of a button, is there a quick and easy way to capture it and print it. Kind of like a screen shot? I suggested that they could just do alt/printscreen and capture the form that way and print it but they want it all to be done from a print button for them.
I have a form that displays some data I pull out of a SQL server. Now I want to print this entire form on an A4 sized paper (including the static labels etc). see pic attached. write a function that would print the entire form once all the data is retrieved (EOF of the dataset)?
I�m using the printform component to print out a form I design specifically for this purpose. The form holds a self-drawn chart in a picturebox.
The resolution is not very good, but it�s ok.
However I need to get it to print in landscape mode, but I can�t find the property for it. i searched the forums but I could only find threads for VB 6.
I'm trying to figure out the best and or easiest way to print to a pre-formatted invoice form so that my data lines up with the appropriate fields on the invoice. I've looked at PrintForm from the Power Packs, but it doesn't print a full 8 1/2 x 11 page that I can tell. I was thinking about storing the data to a text file and printing the text file, but I know there are going to be problems if I use hard spaces inbetween the text. Is there a way to use some kind of absolute positioning to line up my data? If so, how would I go about doing that?
im having problem creating an invoice. on my form ive layed out text boxs,listboxs etc in the correct order. i do not want to print out the whole form, but just how the layout is and containing the information in the labels etc.
my program is working perfectly fine the only problem is i just cant print it!! i managed to print the subheadings, eg price,name,quantity etc . i want to be able to print the contents of the listboxs under the correct heading. does anyone know a way to go about this?
I need to create in my application various forms and lists containing formated text and print them out without losing formating (they can be many pages long).What is the best way to go round this (as Express Edition does not contain Crystal Reports).So far I figured to use RichTexBox for formating text, then print it by PrintForm control from Power Pack 3.
Is it possible to create a code that when a button is clicked it Print Screens part of the form (For example, location 3,4 to location 30,40) and then saves the image?
I am trying to make a notepad type thing that uses tabs. Each tab has a rich text box on (After being added via buttons) but am really unable to find a way to get the print preview to preview a certain, single text box on tabs. And obviously i can't add them manually (that i know) as loads of new tabs can be added at any time by the user.
I�m using VB.Net 2008 application program.I�m using DataGridView. I have a Print option where i need to print the DataGridView. I�m using this code for Printing and for Print Preview.
Code: Dim MyDataGridViewPrinter As DataGridViewPrinter Private Function SetupThePrinting() As Boolean Dim MyPrintDialog As PrintDialog = New PrintDialog()
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Attached the class i'm using for print.I have 10 fields showing in datagridview. As the last 5 columns header is long, the datagridview is not fitting inside 1 page (not showing all 10 fields in one single page). But is there a way i can "Text Wrap" the top header column and lock in the width, then it should print across one page perfectly.If you know how i can "Text Wrap" the top header column and lock in the width to print across one page?
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.
