Urgent PrintPreview Error?

[Adam Right]

Hi,

I am using .Net Framework 2.0 final, and i use .Net printing library to
print a document. I use printPreview dialog to print the document but after
preview was shown, when i press the "print" button, i cannot print the
document although there is some words on the preview. So, is there a bug in
the preview?

Thanks...

[Zanna]

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I am using .Net Framework 2.0 final, and i use .Net printing library to
print a document. I use printPreview dialog to print the document but after preview was shown, when i press the "print" button, i cannot print the
document although there is some words on the preview. So, is there a bug in the preview?

did you detach the PrintDocument events?

Do you get an exception or the document simply is not printed?

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[Adam Right]

Hi,

My code is on the below,

m_PrintDocument = new PrintDocument( );
m_PrintDocument .PrintPage += new PrintPageEventH andler(
m_PrintDocument _PrintPage );
PrintPreviewDia log printPreviewDia log1 = new PrintPreviewDia log ( );
printPreviewDia log1.Document = m_PrintDocument ;
Form m_Temp = ( Form ) printPreviewDia log1;
m_Temp.WindowSt ate = FormWindowState .Maximized;
printPreviewDia log1.ShowDialog ( );

void m_PrintDocument _PrintPage( object sender, PrintPageEventA rgs e )
{
Font printFont = new Font ( "Courier" , 10 , FontStyle.Regul ar );
String myString = "Trying";
e.Graphics.Draw String( myString, printFont, Brushes.Black, 0, 0, new
StringFormat( ) );
}

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I am using .Net Framework 2.0 final, and i use .Net printing library to
print a document. I use printPreview dialog to print the document but

after

preview was shown, when i press the "print" button, i cannot print the
document although there is some words on the preview. So, is there a bug

in

the preview?

did you detach the PrintDocument events?

Do you get an exception or the document simply is not printed?

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[Zanna]

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Hi,

My code is on the below,

[Snip]
This works perfect to me:
class Printer {

public void Print()

{

PrintDocument m_PrintDocument = new PrintDocument() ;

m_PrintDocument .PrintPage += new
PrintPageEventH andler(m_PrintD ocument_PrintPa ge);

PrintPreviewDia log printPreviewDia log1 = new PrintPreviewDia log();

printPreviewDia log1.Document = m_PrintDocument ;

Form m_Temp = (Form)printPrev iewDialog1;

m_Temp.WindowSt ate = FormWindowState .Maximized;

printPreviewDia log1.ShowDialog ();

}

void m_PrintDocument _PrintPage( object sender, PrintPageEventA rgs e )

{

Font printFont = new Font ( "Courier" , 10 , FontStyle.Regul ar );

String myString = "Trying";

e.Graphics.Draw String( myString, printFont, Brushes.Black, 0, 0, new

StringFormat( ) );

}

}
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[Adam Right]

Hi,

I think so, but i cannot use the printpreview print button to print the
document. It gives me an empty page although there is some words in the
document. It works fine before i installed .Net 2.0 final. Is it about
framework?

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Hi,

My code is on the below,

[Snip]
This works perfect to me:
class Printer {

public void Print()

{

PrintDocument m_PrintDocument = new PrintDocument() ;

m_PrintDocument .PrintPage += new
PrintPageEventH andler(m_PrintD ocument_PrintPa ge);

PrintPreviewDia log printPreviewDia log1 = new PrintPreviewDia log();

printPreviewDia log1.Document = m_PrintDocument ;

Form m_Temp = (Form)printPrev iewDialog1;

m_Temp.WindowSt ate = FormWindowState .Maximized;

printPreviewDia log1.ShowDialog ();

}

void m_PrintDocument _PrintPage( object sender, PrintPageEventA rgs e )

{

Font printFont = new Font ( "Courier" , 10 , FontStyle.Regul ar );

String myString = "Trying";

e.Graphics.Draw String( myString, printFont, Brushes.Black, 0, 0,
new

StringFormat( ) );

}

}
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[Zanna]

"Adam Right" <ad**@right.com > ha scritto nel messaggio
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I think so, but i cannot use the printpreview print button to print the
document. It gives me an empty page although there is some words in the
document. It works fine before i installed .Net 2.0 final. Is it about
framework?

I used the code I wrote with VS.Net 2005, so, against fw 2.0 final.

Did you tryied my code (that, after all is your) simply using:

Printer p = new Printer();
p.Print();

?

When I print the page it is printed correctly.

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[Adam Right]

Hi,

Do you think that it is the solution? I think it cannot be accepted that the
print button of the printpreview form is not working although there are
words on the document. Is it a bug? The printpreview dialog must print the
document. What do you think really i wonder about it?
Thanks...
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I think so, but i cannot use the printpreview print button to print the
document. It gives me an empty page although there is some words in the
document. It works fine before i installed .Net 2.0 final. Is it about
framework?

I used the code I wrote with VS.Net 2005, so, against fw 2.0 final.

Did you tryied my code (that, after all is your) simply using:

Printer p = new Printer();
p.Print();

?

When I print the page it is printed correctly.

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[Zanna]

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Do you think that it is the solution? I think it cannot be accepted that the print button of the printpreview form is not working although there are
words on the document.

I really don't understand.
The code I posted is working or not?

If it is working where is the problem?

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[Bruce Wood]

The problem is not that the document will not print correctly.

The problem is that using the Print... menu item from
PrintPreviewDia log causes it to be printed _twice_: once to display in
the print preview, then again to print on the printer. The document is
not printing properly the second time, when PrintPreviewDia log tries to
print it again to the printer.

So, your test is inadequate: you are only trying to print the document
once, using .Print().

We have another thread going on this problem. I suggest that we abandon
this discussion and concentrate on that other thread.

[Adam Right]

Hi,

Ok, i can use Print() function to print the document but i have to show the
documents that will be printed to the user. The reason is that user may or
not print the document he/she has to see the document. So by using Print()
function how can i show the print document either?
Thanks...

"Bruce Wood" <br*******@cana da.com> wrote in message
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The problem is not that the document will not print correctly.

The problem is that using the Print... menu item from
PrintPreviewDia log causes it to be printed _twice_: once to display in
the print preview, then again to print on the printer. The document is
not printing properly the second time, when PrintPreviewDia log tries to
print it again to the printer.

So, your test is inadequate: you are only trying to print the document
once, using .Print().

We have another thread going on this problem. I suggest that we abandon
this discussion and concentrate on that other thread.