I have a segment of very simple code, which basically initializes a
PrintPreviewDia log, a PrintDialog and a PrintDocument. Then I
implement the PrintPage event Handler for the PrintDocument. What I do
is just draw a string using the graphics object in the eventargs. But
my problem is, when I open the PrintPreviewDia log, how come it takes
like 2 secs to draw the print preview.. even when it only contains a
string. did I do anything wrong?
btw, in some newsgroup posting I saw someone overriding the
OnPrintPage method instead of adding a PrintPage event handler. does
that improve performance?
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