Jim,
Thanks !
jeff
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Hey Jeff,
In V1.0 of the .Net framework, Microsoft did not take
account for the hard margins of the printer. This
means that if the hard margin for the printer was
inset by 1/4 of an inch then a margin of 1 inch would
actually be inset by 1.25 inches. Nice huh? :)
In V1.1 of the framework, they
I have isolated my problem to the PrintEventArgs.Graphics.MarginBounds object. When I
call the win32 Escape with a GETPRINTINGOFFSET, it returns a value of 59 for the size
of the unprintable region on the left side of the page and when I use
MarginBounds.Left in .NET its value is 100.0. What i
Most printer can not print "edge-to-edge". Although
there is not an easy way to find the exact unprintable
area in .Net you can come very close.
See: PrintPageEventArgs.
Graphics.
VisibleClipBounds
You can divide the Width (and height) by two to
approximate the non-printable ar
