The image will have a resolution declared. This is used to size the image to
whatever the printer has declared as it's resolution. To fill the page with
the image you'll have to specify the stretch using the form of DrawImage in
which you specify all the parameters of source, destination and graphics
unit.
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"Dennis" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Using the PrintDocument class, I print a bitmap image sized 267 wide by
201
high to a laser jet 4 printer. The image actually prints 2.88 inches wide
by
2.19 inches high. Why doesn't it print the correct size?
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Dennis in Houston