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I have a document that I want to be flipped / rotated 180 degrees when printed.
(This is due to the orientation of label stock in the printer).
There is a property PrintDocument.PrinterSettings.LandscapeAngle but it is read only.
I think this property is influenced by the printer driver and therefore not ‘settable’.
Is there a nice way i can rotate the print by 180 degrees without having to do anything too nasty?
I guess that depends on what you define as being “anything too nasty” 🙂
The PrintDocument class has a Graphics object you can use for this, which in turn has a TranslateTransform and RotateTransform method that will allow you to get things where you need them to be.
It’s often worth taking a copy of the graphics object before you manipulate it so you can restore it back again when you’re done.