Hi, Im using Visual Basic 2008 .net
On one particular form within my program i have 2 text boxes, when a user enters text into them and clicks print, the text entered is copied onto 2 labels in a seperate form. The seperate form has been set up to represent a paper label 4" x 4" (actual paper label) which will then print from the label printing machine.
The problem ive encountered is that when i click print, the label comes out half covered in black ink and the other half looks like parts of the desktop i.e. whatever was showing on the desktop when i printed. I resolved this by adding frmprintpr.show() to my form load, if i move the frmprintpr to a clear part of the screen i dont have this problem.
What causes this and is there a resolution?
I know people say that .printform was limited and useless but for all i used it for it was a great thing to be able to do, why did they ever get rid of it when writing up .net?
Thanks in advance
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On one particular form within my program i have 2 text boxes, when a user enters text into them and clicks print, the text entered is copied onto 2 labels in a seperate form. The seperate form has been set up to represent a paper label 4" x 4" (actual paper label) which will then print from the label printing machine.
The problem ive encountered is that when i click print, the label comes out half covered in black ink and the other half looks like parts of the desktop i.e. whatever was showing on the desktop when i printed. I resolved this by adding frmprintpr.show() to my form load, if i move the frmprintpr to a clear part of the screen i dont have this problem.
What causes this and is there a resolution?
I know people say that .printform was limited and useless but for all i used it for it was a great thing to be able to do, why did they ever get rid of it when writing up .net?
Thanks in advance
D