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Thanks, y96andha ! This will help my HD to relax a bit...<br />
Bill Gates strikes again...<br />

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Thanks, y96andha ! This will help my HD to relax a bit...
Bill Gates strikes again...


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I have a routine that prints out notices in a loop. Every notice has some graphics and some text on it. I used to have a Printer.NewPage at the end of every notice, but, for some reason, it did not work properly. The graphics on all pages beyound the first (which printed fine) &quot;overwrote&quot; the text (even though the FillStyle property was set to &quot;transparent&quot;), and half of the fonts did not set correctly. When I replaced a NewPage with EndDoc, it worked fine - except that all these multiple print jobs in the queue tend to be slow and fill up the HD in no time. What gives ?
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I have a routine that prints out notices in a loop. Every notice has some graphics and some text on it. I used to have a Printer.NewPage at the end of every notice, but, for some reason, it did not work properly. The graphics on all pages beyound the first (which printed fine) "overwrote" the text (even though the FillStyle property was set to "transparent"), and half of the fonts did not set correctly. When I replaced a NewPage with EndDoc, it worked fine - except that all these multiple print jobs in the queue tend to be slow and fill up the HD in no time. What gives ?

EndDoc vs. NewPage

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.