Hi!
I am making this small application for my company that is basicly just for filling out a pre-printed form.
Here's what i use to do the printing on the paper
Rotating text on output of printer?
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Rotating text on output of printer?
MA2005
musafir-a Voyager
Ah,
I have tried to play around with all kinds of different settings. But it seems like if i change for example
e.Graphics.DrawString(TextBox2.Text, TextBox1.Font, Brushes.Black, New System.Drawing.RectangleF(65, 137, 74, 20))
to
e.Graphics.DrawString(TextBox2.Text, TextBox1.Font, Brushes.Black, New System.Drawing.RectangleF(665, 137, 74, 20))
And set the printer to print in landscape mode, i don't get anyting printed on the paper. The printer acts like its going to print but it's just blank. If i set the y-parameter to a lower number it prints, in landscape and everything, but not on the proper cords.
Basicly this is a folded A4 which the text needs to be fitted to the right hand side of the paper.
Can i somehow set the margin widths and then use the same drawstring cords as before
If someone has the time to do this i would appriciate an example on how to do this.
Best regards,
Math