I am doing a project for a college assignment and im stuck on the print section, i have alot done but I need it to be able to print out like the photo from the link below, but i have no idea how to change the code.[code]
in my application i have to print some data on alrady printed forms...for example: i have print on a BANK CHEQUE.
Now my problem is that these forms are printed differently and different bank have different check but all have the same data..and to meet this requirement printing need to be ajusted for eg i might need one colom two place down or left or right.. so i need a printing tool in which i can edit the location of printing meterial i mean take them few places left or right and adjust them as my requirement.i have used crystal reports and ms reports at very basic level but what i have found is that i can not edit design move drag etc from the application..
I'm doing some experimenting with getting a print output that I like. I incorporated some code I was offered as solution on this forum. I was so proud of myself until the great formated text on the form engages the printer to print a BLANK PAGE? Why do I get Blank?ow:
Imports System.Drawing.Printing Public Class Form1 Public drawString As String
I am a Real Estate appraiser and have some limited experience with vb and .net. I have a task which I perform which requires me to go to the conuty appraisers web site and print a copy (to image bmp or jpg or directly to the default printer) of the current public record info for anywhere from a few pages to 1,000 plus records at a time.
I don't really get paid to do this part of the job so they don't care whether it takes me a few minutes or several hours to do this. I thought there must be a way to automate this process, so last week I started searching and test code snippets.What I have to date opens an instance of IE; navigates to the reguested page; finds the form elemet for AcctNo; fills it in and submits the form. The page that comes back is formatted for screen presentation and is not suitable to be sent to the printer. There is however a link which when clicked returns a page formatted for pinting. Downside is it also brings up the print dialog which then has to be handled. I was able through several methods to click either the print button or the cancel button which leaves me with a document that is either sent to printer or sitting on screen.
The questions are: Is there a way to do this without displaying the Print Dialog? Maybe a HTTPRequest or HTTPWebREquest as I have no need to see the screens just need the final page.The resultant page is typically longer then letter by a few lines and wants to print on two pages. It would be nice to resize the page to fit and typically it will be the same resizing. If I stick with the print dialog either clicking print or cancel how can I intercept the document and decide by options set in the program wheter to send the file to the printer or save to image?
How do I continue to print a list onto another page once the bottom of the page is reached?
Dim PrintFont As New Font("Arial", 14) Dim HeadingFont As New Font("Arial", 14, FontStyle.Bold) Dim LineHeightSingle As Single = PrintFont.GetHeight + 2
I know how to print a document from a file and a picture(Graphic) from a file but how do I print a current page of a Windows form I have developed. I.E. from my bank I get my statment by printing the page from a Print Page button. I tried codes I know but in my program it prints a blank Page.
I have a PrintForm component on my form and I am trying to send the currently active tab page to the print form and then send it to the appropriate dialog. However, I keep getting the document contains no images. Any ideas how I pass the tab page to the print form component?
I have code that works fine on my XP machine. It loads an HTML document into the VB 6 WebBrowser control and then uses the following command to print the document without any print dialog box:mfrmPrint.WebBrowser1.ExecWB OLECMDID_PRINT, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, PRINT_DONTBOTHERUSER_WAITFORCOMPLETIONI have also just implemented a .NET C# DLL that uses the axDHTMLEDLib. It also works fine on my XP computer.
I'm trying to convert a DTS package to an SSIS Package. My package contains a Data Flow task that pumps data from an OLE DB connection to a Flat File destination.The data in the flat file needs to be arranged in a certain way (eg: spacing), So how do I do that? Is there any data trasformation tool that will help me achieve this? If so how would it be done?THE DTS CODE (to put things in perspective)
I'm very very very new to VB.Net and am doing a class project. I want the user to simply clicka print button and get a printout of an existing Word document. Is this possible and if so, can someone suggest the code?
I need to post some xml data to a different aspx page and redirect to the same page.I tried the following code it does post to the page sucessfully but i need to redirect to the same page with posted data
I am creating a notes software. This is just a simple application that will show the data from the database which are Notes_Title, Due_Date, Priority. I display the data with datagridview. I also added a checkbox for each row to the datagridview to mark as check if the Notes_title is already done. In displaying the data, I need to display only a 5 data in a row.So, I create a another CLASS that will only show 5 rows per page. But the PROBLEM is, if I mark the checkbox as check in the first page then if I turn it to the next page the checkbox in the first page that mark as check will be uncheck if I turn it back to the first page. The mark check in the checkbox will mark as uncheck if I turn the page. How can I make it mark as check even if I turn the pages? And How can I save the data row as done if I check
i have got my print works,but then if i have got 2 pages of data have to print,its still put all in 1 page and the output is all in 1 page...anyone know how to put those data to another page?
whether or not I can print a specific page from a .pdf?
The VB application has a folder of images, the same image has a large and a small size to accommodate for screen resolution. The application gives you the ability to print either image. Problem is that both of the images are blurry. The same image contained in the .pdf is crisp and sharp when printed from within the .pdf.
Can I have the VB application print a specific page in the .pdf? or is there a way to copy the sharp .pdf image and place it in the folder of images?
I have a form for viewing multiple outputs from my program and a print command to print the current listbox text. This works great for most of the stuff I want to print. One output though has some long lines on the second page. I'd like to force the second page to print landscape and only when it's loaded this certain output.
How can I get the code below to print landscape for the second page? I have a variable that holds the type of output the viewer form is holding so a simple if statement could turn the landscape on for the one type of output.
I searched the forums and even grabbed a 101 examples pack from msdn but the examples didn't ever help me learn how landscape is set.
'This sub prints the list box line for line, It now properly prints multiple pages without cutting off or leaving lines out. Static firstPage As Boolean = True
I'm using Visual Basic .NET 2010 and I've created a basic program for a client that allows him to write an invoice for his business. The problem is when one invoice has too many items, the program will not create a second page. It will just keep going on the first page and will eventually cut off the rest of the information.How can I get my code to detect when a page can't be printed on anymore and automatically print on the next page.
i am using this code to print Its working but i want to take print on right side of the page how can i do this form width is '352' and form height is '498'.
Dim linesPerPage As Single = 0 Dim yPosition As Single = 0 Dim count As Integer = 0
Private Sub PrintDocument1_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PrintDocument1.PrintPage 'e.Graphics.DrawString(RichTextBox1.Text, New Font("Arial", 10, FontStyle.Regular), Brushes.Black, 200, 200)[code]....
How do I check if there are multiple pages? I am trying to print order details from an sql server. Some orders have lots of items in them, but right now my code only prints one page and thats it. I would like to check if yrow > 15000, go to next page.Here is how I print:
yrow = 150 If laq >= rslb1.Fields("quantity").Value Then args.Graphics.DrawString((rslb1.Fields("productid").Value).ToString, New Font("arial",
This code was intended to split a long text file into pages based on the calculations of lines_per_page.The code only prints one page of a three page document.But a very strange thing happens if I click print a second time the message box which shows "Document 1 Page X of XX goes crazy up to 100 pages until I click cancel.The code compiles fine, just doesn't function as intended. [code]
I have an ASP.NET 3.5 page with some AJAX, some Validators and some business-rule validation done in the code-behind page (VB.NET).
The Validators set focus to the 'offending' control when an error is detected.
When a business rule is violated, I used the following code to generate some javascript "on the fly" and execute it to simulate the Winforms "MessageBox.Show" functionality:
Sub DisplayMessages() Dim lblError As New Label lblError.Text = "<script language='javascript'>" & Environment.NewLine & "window.alert('"
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At the end of the "btnSave.Click" code, if everything went ok, calling that subroutine.
What I get is the page scrolling to the top and then back to where it was when the Save button was clicked.
For various reasons, 'MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback="True"' is in the Page directives at the top of the .aspx code. What I'd really like is to make that FALSE for just a moment so that the page resets at the top - again, only if everything is ok and only for this button (there are other buttons on the page that require the page to keep it's scroll position).