Hi,
I am working on a VB.NET application that uses the Print Preview. When I
call up the print preview and print from my laser printer the whole page
comes out no problem. When I do the same using my DeskJet 940c it only
prints the top left quarter of the document.
Has anyone seen this and know what I am missing, is there some command you
send to the printer to say, do the whole page not just the top left
quarter??
It's got me stumped.
In the code I just do the following:
Dim prDialog As New PrintDialog, prvDialog As New PrintPreviewDia log,
margins As New System.Drawing. Printing.Margin s
Dim PgSettings As New PageSetupDialog
MyDoc.DocumentN ame = "Quotation"
MyDoc.OriginAtM argins = False
MyDoc.DefaultPa geSettings.Land scape = False
prDialog.Docume nt = MyDoc
prDialog.AllowS omePages = True
If IsNothing(PgSet tings.PageSetti ngs) Then
'User doesn't look to have changed the settings so set defaults
MyDoc.DefaultPa geSettings.Marg ins.Bottom = 55 'allow for inkjets (100ths
of inch)
MyDoc.DefaultPa geSettings.Marg ins.Left = 50
MyDoc.DefaultPa geSettings.Marg ins.Right = 50
MyDoc.DefaultPa geSettings.Marg ins.Top = 50
Else
prDialog.Printe rSettings = PgSettings.Prin terSettings
End If
prDialog.ShowDi alog()
prDialog.Printe rSettings.Defau ltPageSettings. Landscape = False 'Don't allow
user to set landscape
AddHandler MyDoc.PrintPage , AddressOf Me.PagePrintFun ction
If PrintPreview Then
prvDialog.Docum ent = MyDoc
prvDialog.Windo wState = FormWindowState .Maximized
prvDialog.ShowD ialog()
Else
MyDoc.Print()
End If
'Tidy Up
MyDoc.Dispose()
prDialog.Dispos e()
prvDialog.Dispo se()
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