Yes, use PrintDialog1.AllowPrintToFile = True instead of
PrintDocument1.PrinterSettings.PrintToFile = True
Then when the user checks the Print to File box in the Printer Dialog he
will get the option to print to a file.
This is explained in the Microsoft Knowledgebase article
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;820644
"Palli Olafs" <pa**@skyrr.is> wrote in message
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Hi
Is it possible to save the PrintDocument as file without using a printer?