If you go in Visual Studio 2005 to the following (or just do ctrl+p):
File ==> Print..
You get a print dialog screen. I want the same in my program, but how?
If you go in Visual Studio 2005 to the following (or just do ctrl+p):
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If you go in Visual Studio 2005 to the following (or just do ctrl+p):
File ==> Print..
You get a print dialog screen. I want the same in my program, but how?
This dialog box is a so-called common dialog, a built-in Windows dialog that can be used by multiple applications.
To use this dialog box in your C# application, you can use the
PrintDialogclass. The following MSDN pages contains descriptions as well as some sample code: