I've got some problems printing to a dot matrix printer.
After correctly setting all the charecteristics of my papersize in the
BeginPrint()...
private void pdLabelDoc_Begi nPrint(object sender,
System.Drawing. Printing.PrintE ventArgs e)
{
pdLabelDoc.Prin terSettings.Pri nterName = "Epson LX-300";
printFont = new Font("Arial", 10);
printFontR = new Font("Arial", 8);
printFontBC = new Font("IDAutomat ion.com Code39", 12,
FontStyle.Regul ar);
PaperSize etichette = new PaperSize("Etic hette", 285, 1200);
pdLabelDoc.Defa ultPageSettings .PaperSize = etichette;
Margins margins = new Margins(0,0,0,0 );
pdLabelDoc.Defa ultPageSettings .Margins = margins;
}
I call the PrintPage()...
private void pdLabelDoc_Prin tPage(object sender,
System.Drawing. Printing.PrintP ageEventArgs e)
{
int count = 0;
DataRow articolo;
float yPos = 0;
// My paperSize contains 8 articles. of each article I print
four lines...
// If I have a breakpoint here, paperSize and the other settings are
// correct. The only strange property is VisibleClipBoun ds, that is
// set at (0,0,285,1066)
// VisibleClipBoun ds is a read-only property (the online says it's a
// get-set...) and I don't know how to modify it
while (count < 32 && contaArticoliGe nerale <
listaArticoli.R ows.Count)
{
...
contaArticoliGe nerale++;
}
if (contaArticoliG enerale < listaArticoli.R ows.Count)
{
e.HasMorePages = true;
contaPagine++;
}
else
e.HasMorePages = false;
}
Any suggestion?
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On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 13:27:06 +0200, Francesco
<fr************ **@arcafondi.it > wrote: I've got some problems printing to a dot matrix printer. After correctly setting all the charecteristics of my papersize in the BeginPrint().. .
private void pdLabelDoc_Begi nPrint(object sender, System.Drawing .Printing.Print EventArgs e) { pdLabelDoc.Prin terSettings.Pri nterName = "Epson LX-300";
printFont = new Font("Arial", 10); printFontR = new Font("Arial", 8); printFontBC = new Font("IDAutomat ion.com Code39", 12, FontStyle.Regu lar); PaperSize etichette = new PaperSize("Etic hette", 285, 1200); pdLabelDoc.Defa ultPageSettings .PaperSize = etichette; Margins margins = new Margins(0,0,0,0 ); pdLabelDoc.Defa ultPageSettings .Margins = margins; }
I call the PrintPage()...
private void pdLabelDoc_Prin tPage(object sender, System.Drawing .Printing.Print PageEventArgs e) { int count = 0; DataRow articolo;
float yPos = 0; // My paperSize contains 8 articles. of each article I print four lines...
// If I have a breakpoint here, paperSize and the other settings are // correct. The only strange property is VisibleClipBoun ds, that is // set at (0,0,285,1066) // VisibleClipBoun ds is a read-only property (the online says it's a // get-set...) and I don't know how to modify it
while (count < 32 && contaArticoliGe nerale < listaArticoli. Rows.Count) { ... contaArticoliGe nerale++; }
if (contaArticoliG enerale < listaArticoli.R ows.Count) { e.HasMorePages = true; contaPagine++; } else e.HasMorePages = false; }
Any suggestion?
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