Handles PrintPreviewToolStripMenuItem.Click Private Sub PrintPreviewToolStripMenuItem_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _ In this case, I want to just preview the document, and so I’ll need to set it to “PrintToPreview.” The code looks like this: Which of those it does depends on the value you assign to its PrintAction property.
It can take several options, but overall it’s just a print job to either a printer, a file, or a preview window. The PrintForm command really just has one important verb – Print.
Now, I’ll drag an instance of the PrintForm control to the component tray and rename it to be “VBPBNPrintForm.” We don’t need to change any properties on it otherwise, so on the form, I’ll drop down the File menu item and double-click on “Print Preview” to generate its event handler for that command – now I can start coding! NET tab, and that’ll do it once I press “OK.” With my form selected, I right-click on the “Printing” category in the toolbox and select “Choose Items…” In the resulting dialog, I’ll check the box next to “Print Form” on the.
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Once downloaded, I’ll install it (you can even do this while Visual Studio is open), and now I can add the PrintForm control in the component to my toolbox. I’m going to leverage this component to enable printing of the Paint-by-Number puzzles created in the application I’ve been building in this series.įirst of all, I need to download the component, which is available here on the Microsoft site – it’s about 500KB. The idea behind the PrintForm component was to make printing and previewing your form very easy in.
Late last year, some clever guys on our Visual Basic team released the PrintForm component on the web. (This is the fourth and final part of the Paint-by-Numbers series)
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