TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms's Print method introduces many advantages over the Print method of the ActiveX control. It enables you to print into a PrintDocument of the System.Drawing.Printing namespace.
TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms's Print method uses the following settings of this object:
If you would like to print one specific page of the document, not only FromPage and ToPage must be specified, but also the PrintRange property.
The following code sample prints page 2 of TX Text Control and sets the current page size.
int m_curPage = 2;
PrintDocument myPrintDoc = new PrintDocument();
myPrintDoc.DefaultPageSettings.PaperSize = new PaperSize("default",
textControl1.PageSize.Width,
textControl1.PageSize.Height);
myPrintDoc.DefaultPageSettings.Margins = new Margins(textControl1.PageMargins.Left,
textControl1.PageMargins.Right,
textControl1.PageMargins.Top,
textControl1.PageMargins.Bottom);
myPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.PrintRange = PrintRange.SomePages;
myPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.FromPage = m_curPage;
myPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.ToPage = m_curPage;
textControl1.Print(myPrintDoc);
Dim CurrentPage As Integer = 2
Dim MyPrintDoc As PrintDocument = New PrintDocument()
MyPrintDoc.DefaultPageSettings.PaperSize = New PaperSize("default",
TextControl1.PageSize.Width,
TextControl1.PageSize.Height)
MyPrintDoc.DefaultPageSettings.Margins = New Margins(TextControl1.PageMargins.Left,
TextControl1.PageMargins.Right,
TextControl1.PageMargins.Top,
TextControl1.PageMargins.Bottom)
MyPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.PrintRange = PrintRange.SomePages
MyPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.FromPage = CurrentPage
MyPrintDoc.PrinterSettings.ToPage = CurrentPage
TextControl1.Print(MyPrintDoc)
As you can see, the PrintPage property must be specified with SomePages which indicates that the FromPage and ToPage is considered.