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Kagsy
Dear Group
I have created a scrollable picture in my application, ie a picture box as a
member of another picture box, a couple of scroll bars and now I have a
scrollable bitmap image larger than my screen. I would now like to be able
to print it but the only example of how to do this is Q230502 - How To Print
a Form That Is Too Large for the Screen or Page.
By following this example with my setup picture box within picture box, I
can only print the visible area and not the entire picture. When I follow
the example in the exercise it works, however the picture boxes are separate
and not with one as a member of another.
Can I print the entire bitmap image in my setup? The article states that:
Because the PictureBox's bitmap is stored in a device context in memory, you
have access to the entire bitmap regardless of what is displayed.
Is this still true in my current setup? If it is not possible can the group
think of a workaround?
Thanks again...
Kagsy
I have created a scrollable picture in my application, ie a picture box as a
member of another picture box, a couple of scroll bars and now I have a
scrollable bitmap image larger than my screen. I would now like to be able
to print it but the only example of how to do this is Q230502 - How To Print
a Form That Is Too Large for the Screen or Page.
By following this example with my setup picture box within picture box, I
can only print the visible area and not the entire picture. When I follow
the example in the exercise it works, however the picture boxes are separate
and not with one as a member of another.
Can I print the entire bitmap image in my setup? The article states that:
Because the PictureBox's bitmap is stored in a device context in memory, you
have access to the entire bitmap regardless of what is displayed.
Is this still true in my current setup? If it is not possible can the group
think of a workaround?
Thanks again...
Kagsy