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Last Try Before I Go Get Drunk

Here's the situation.

I've built a basic printdocument nothing fancy I've tested it with a one
word string and a simple ellipse..

Both preview and print fine in debug mode, and release builds.

Now when I publish my application all printing and previewing breaks. I
either randomly get nothing just a blank preview, or a wonderful little
infinite loop creating pages.

Now I'm not doing anything crazy just drawing a circle. so wtf is up. Why am
I a week out on something that was solid as a rock in 1.0, 1.1 ?

Here's the code from my printdoc on print sub

Try
e.Graphics.FillEllipse(Brushes.Blue, New Rectangle(100, 150, 250, 250))

Catch ex As Exception

MsgBox(ex.Message)

End Try

I know that's some serious coding there but wtf ? it works it doesn't work
it works it doesn't work lol.

I've ran it through windbg.exe and guess what it works throught the debugger
lol but not from the installed start menu shortcut or by directly launching
the application.

Between this and the wonderful feature of the ide never compiling my
applications with the active configuration I have set. I'm about to destroy
everything I have related to .net and never touch another ms development
tool again.


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