I was able to print all .XPS files in a directory. This thread is located here: [URL]
I need these files to print in landscape mode. I have been able to print in landscape from within a program but in this case I am sending files to a print que and I don't know how to set the default printer to landscape.
I am using following method to print a file programmatically. Is there a way to tell the program to print the file in landscape?
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Public Function PrintPDF(ByVal PDFFile As String, ByVal Printer As String, ByVal Timeout As Integer) As Integer
If PrinterName.Trim.Length = 0 Then
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I am using following method to print a file programmatically. Is there a way to tell the program to print the file in landscape?
Public Function PrintPDF(ByVal PDFFile As String, ByVal Printer As String, ByVal Timeout As Integer) As Integer
If PrinterName.Trim.Length = 0 Then
[Code]....
How can I get the report to print in landscape?I changed the width to 11inches, but all it does now is shrink the page to fit a portrait a4...Its a vb.net console app.Here is what I tried:
vb
' Export the given report as an EMF (Enhanced Metafile) file.
Private Sub Export(ByVal report As LocalReport)
Dim deviceInfo As String = "<DeviceInfo>" & _
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I designed a listview inj VB2010 using a tutorial on the web. It has Add, Delete, & Edit buttons. I added a fourth button to print the contents of the listview but it only printed in Portrait. The code I used to try to print in lanscape is below. What needs to change?
Private
Sub
btnPrevieworPrint_Click(ByVal
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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
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Right now, I have a PrintForm dragged onto the screen and it's named PrintForm1. I need to print this form in landscape mode so it fits all in one page.Here is the code I am currently using to print:
Private Sub Print_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Print.Click
PrintForm1.Print(Me, PowerPacks.Printing.PrintForm.PrintOption.CompatibleModeFullWindow)
End Sub
Basically I have a form I am trying to print and it cuts off half of the form. I need to turn the image 90 degrees and fit the image to the page.
View 5 RepliesImports
Public
ev.Graphics.DrawString(TextBox1.Text,
New
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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.
this is what i'm using to print a web page opened with the web browser control:
WebBrowser1.ShowPrintDialog() is there a way to programatically set the document to landscape? and also remove the head and footer? and tell the print not to duplex?
I have Visual Basic 5.0 and need to print the full form in landscape mode. My form has lines,textboxes, and labels that need to be printed as they are on the screen. I understand that printform.print does not respond to changing to landscape orientation. I have tried the paint picture method, but did not like the quality of the text. I have also tried having a common dialog box before printing and even set the default to landscape, but the form still printed in portrait. Is there a way that I can print my form in landscape mode in Visual Basic 5.0?
View 1 RepliesI am using following method to print a file programmatically. Is there a way to tell the program to print the file in landscape?[code]...
View 1 RepliesI have a simple text file that I want to print out from my application (actually a printer spool file). I use the following code to accomplish this.
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how to print to text file of query print job using vb.net?
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to programatically set the page orientation for an Excel worksheet to Landscape.I thought this would be easy... Everything I try gives me errors. I want something like this:
xlWorkSheet.PageSetup.Orientation = xlWorkSheet.XlPageOrientation.xlLandscape
On this one, I get 'Public member XLPageOrientation on type Worksheet not found' and similar errors on other things I've tried...I got it! I was close :) xlWorkSheet.PageSetup.Orientation = XlPageOrientation.xlLandscape
do you know how to make the page setup of crystal report becomes landscape view..
View 6 RepliesAt the moment I have the following code that exports fine to Excel but I need to change the orientation to landscape and fit to 1 page (width). Can I do this in code-behind
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I print my form out using: PrintForm1.Print() What do i have to add to get the printout in landscape format?
View 1 Repliesmerge a data from portrait to landscape..
View 5 RepliesI managed to print in landscape, however this setting is not being passed onto the printer driver, and when I click on 'preferences' in the printing dialog the printer seems to think that it is printing in portrait. Is there a way to change this in the code, without having to ask the user to do it?
View 5 RepliesThe functionality of the application is not that difficult. The challenge is in the displaying of the forms. I have not started coding yet. When I run the application, the screen should be in the land scape format irrelevant of which computer or laptop you are using and how costly it is. The form should be displayed 90 degrees rotated in counter clock wise direction. How is that possible? Attached is the screen shot of what I want.
View 21 RepliesI'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
Using VB2008 Crystal reports. We are busy to create a duplex crystal report, size A4. The front of the CR is a portrait view and the backside must a landscape view. In our project we have made two CRs, one portrait and one landscape. Till now two pieces of paper are printed. Can someone give us more information how to configure CR?
View 5 RepliesI'm working on a project that produces quite a few pdf's through Crystal Reports. The problem I'm facing is quite random. Users are reporting that reports sometimes get generated too small (report scaled down to 70% or so and printed upon the pdf) and also that some reports are being printed in landscape while they were designed in portrait and vice versa.
what could cause these random changes in generation? and maybe a solution?
how can I change the report orientation from portrait to landscape in runtime? (using Reporting Services report viewer control)
View 5 RepliesI am using .NET (VB) Graphics to print/preview reports in a pre-defined format (like tax forms), which works just fine. I would also like to be able to have the ability to accumulate one or more different reports and save them to a file for later conversion to PDF or to use the XPS print driver to print them.
When I check the "print to file" box (for a regular laser printer or the XPS print driver), and click "Print", I do not get an Open File dialog as this article suggests I should [URL]. The operation seems to proceed normally, but I have no idea where to find the file, if in fact one is created.
Print Output text is misaligned. When I open the file the contents are spaced correct. To eliminate any potential issues with the current code, I created a sample Print document as illustrated in the link below and shown in the code block.
Imports System
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Drawing
Imports System.Drawing.Printing
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How do I print text file from vb.net code?
View 1 Repliesi have a folder containg 10 different types of files i want to collect one by one and print it file type are PDF,DOC,JPG ...how can i make a exe to do the same ???