I'm writing a console application in vb.net using which i'm trying to print pdf documents from a specific directory. I'm able to print the PDF files but my problem is that the PDF files vary in Page sizes and the printer fits them to the default page size which is set to letter.
My questions is, Is there a way to enable "Choose Paper Source by PDF page size" using vb.net for the printer settings.
Whats the font size real meaning? since when i use Arial font size 10 in the report its gonna take different space than the textbox im using (Both using exactly same font type/size/unit) its kinda if i set 10 milimiters to the font size why would the i and M for example have so diferent size.
i wish it was like in the Notepad where all the letters take the same space. what i need its to give a certain texbox(in the report) with auto grow to have always the same lines of height but its not posible to calculate it from vb b4 being inputed to the report.
I'm learning about printing and have made good progress but there is still one thing I can't understand. I can set the paper size using "papersize" but should I use "paperkind" - is so, how do I use it? When I want to use the standard papersizes(A4, A5 etc) what method is best?
I am working with VB 2010, I need to print content that is in Forms, but to doit the way I requested, I need to print on A5 size, or the need to make PaperSize = A5...
I'm using iTextsharp library to create PDF files. I can declare for A4 Landscape paper like this:[code]I'm wondering how I can set Height of pdfTable or A4 Height manually. Because there's a lot more margin left at the bottom, and I need to put some text at that margin. Right now, I put a line of text at the bottom, the line's got pushed to the new page.How can I override the height of A4 paper provied by iTextsharp? How can I create a custom size paper, say Width = 29cm, Height = 22cm?
printing document using custom paper sizes, i created a new paper size thru code and try to use the same paper size for printing, in preview it shows exactly [ giving output in same pape size ], but while printing the paper size is resetting to A4 / letter.How can i solve this ... i am using vb.dot net 2005.i read somewhere that it is possible thru Winspooler API, but i dont know how to use that.
I need to know the size of A4 paper in pixels, does anyone know this, I want to be able to print at 100,100 on a piece of paper, and it be in the exact same position as in my form.
What i want to do is simple but at the same time complicated. I have multiple .PDF file and i want to print them all. Thing is, all the .PDF are in 8,5 X 11 paper size. The printer is also on this paper size by default and i want to print them in a different size. I want to change the default printer size programatically so it prints in the right format. I need to change this in the program because i need to print in a few different paper size.
here is some code
Dim Process1 As New Process Dim starter As New ProcessStartInfo("C:Program FilesAdobeReader 10.0ReaderAcroRd32.exe", "/t " + path + filename + " " + printername + "")
I have written a program in VB that sends faxes to my customers. When I test it, the fax machine prints the output on legal paper and I have no idea why. I have checked everything that I can find and I don't see anything in the API to set the paper size. I am setting the body to a PDF file. When I print the PDF file locally, it prints just fine. I have tried other files, output from other programs (i.e. word) and the end result is always the same.
I need to set the paper size on a printer to A4. I have tried several different ways to do this but keep getting errors. Currently trying some code I found on the net but I am getting errorsType 'PaperSize' is not defined&PaperKind' is not declaredI am using the following
Private Sub PrintDocument1_PrintPage(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PrintDocument1.PrintPage Dim ps As PaperSize
I would like to take print on pre-printed stationery where I need to fixed up my data in very particular place. Also the paper size is 10 inch by width and 6 inch by height and it is continuous paper which need to be take print from dot matrix printer.
I need to print the bill and the paper size is 204 by 152 mm and its a continous paper. i did write the code as follows [code]i have done enough research but came with nothing thats why m posting here.I just need how to set custom paper size to crystal report.
I am facing a problem in printing document using custom paper sizes in dot matrix printer,i created a new paper size thru code and try to use the same paper size for printing, in preview it shows exactly [ giving output in same pape size ], but while printing the paper moves for A4/Letter and i cann't able to enable the Tear off Mode.i am using C# 2005.
How to print a whole webpage in A4 Size Paper using asp.net / vb.net on button click event ? I wanna print the Whole DIV tag and all the controls inside it ....
I have created custom paper Size "XPaperSize 15 x 12" in Printers - File - Sever Properties. In VB .net 2005 I am trying to set custom Paper Size for Crystal Report. My problem is when I run report from Vb .net, Crystal report viewer showing correct preview for custom paper size but when I give print command it's print default printer paper size e.g. Letter size.
Here's the code I'm using to print: Dim ObjCrReport as new ReportDocument ObjCrReport.SetDataSource(ObjPrintDataSet.Tables("PrintData")) SetReportPageSize("XPaperSize 15 x 12", 1) ' call Procedure for setting Custom Paper Size End Sub [Code] .....
If I used "myAppPrintOptions.PaperSize = PaperSize.PaperLegal" then print preview & Printing coming correct. Why it's printing Letter Size where Crystal preview showing custom paper size preview? & How to set Crystal Report Printer Paper Size?
I have an aspx page with three web controls: one to control the List Users page, one to control the Edit Users page, and one to control the Add User page. I have discovered a method for accessing these elements, but it seems to be limited. Here is what I have done:
Protected Sub editUser(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridViewEditEventArgs) 'set selected user from gridview.
[Code].....
This works in most cases. However, I am unable to access the "enabled" attribute of these web controls. Why is this, and how might I access that attribute?
In our class in Visual Basic, we are required to turn in a payroll system with time monitoring. And I have prepared already the GUI interface of my system. My question is what kind of collection of data should I use, considering the employee population of 30 (that's what our instructor have told us.)Should I use:
a. Arrays to store them like every field (employee number, employee last name, etc.) has its own array.
b. Sequential files for me to store them in a text file (and if in the text file, could I still retrieve the records inside that text file.)
Way to space out the source code of a web page, having each tag on one line, without having to search for each tag ending and then making a new line after.
I have a requirement to do a quick print of a form. This form has all kinds of controls and data. The problem is that the form is too wide and the left side of the form gets cut off when printing... when I use the PrintForm power pack control.I tried using bitBlt and it did the same thing. I could not see how to shrink the image to fit.
Also when getting to the Printer Dialog, the printer option to "Shrink to Fit" did not work either.How can I shrink the image? I do not know much about printing and thus printing each control is foreign to me.
I have a web page that I need to log in, the first page is not a problem I can log in as it only has the company name to enter, but from here is where I have problems, as when the first page is done, I am directed to a second page with two fields that has to be filled, filename and author, then depending on the action you have to click on in button,out,button delay button, here is where I need help, how do I fill the second page fields and how to chose the right button depending the action to take.