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When using the VSPrinter control I can't manage to:
- Centre header text yet have it aligned to the left.
- Place a picture in the header part of the page.
- Position a table horizontally. I can vertically, but it is too far over to the right.
- Centre header text yet have it aligned to the left.
- Place a picture in the header part of the page.
- Position a table horizontally. I can vertically, but it is too far over to the right.
Can you post a sample routine?
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What I mean is have it in the middle of the page but left-justified. Does that make more sense. Like this:
Andrew
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It currently looks more like this.
Andrew
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Do you see what I mean now?
Andrew
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It currently looks more like this.
Andrew
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Do you see what I mean now?
That's just INDENTING, not centering. Move the left margin or simply move over a fixed amount of space on each line.
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mark2150. Thanks. I have managed to get in contact with other sources now in reference to my problem. I have managed to come up with ways to acheive what I needed to.
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Your answer is good.
Your answer does not (I don't think) allow the Picture to appear on subsequent pages i.e. only the first. It wasn't quite the sort of standard that I needed. It would have helped loads though
Your answer does not (I don't think) allow the Picture to appear on subsequent pages i.e. only the first. It wasn't quite the sort of standard that I needed. It would have helped loads though
Thanks, glad you found your solution (even though from other sources). I see now your difficulty in getting the picture to print in the header was not so much getting it to print there, but getting it to print there for every page.
I don't know how you're formatting your report, if you're doing it one page at a time, or letting the VSPrinter break the pages. However, if you are formatting each page of the report, then you can break the page by issuing the vsPrinter.NewPage command, and then you'd repeat the code for printing the graphic in the top of the page.
Otherwise, the printer control has a NewPage event, and you could put the code for printing the graphic in:
Private Sub vsPrinter_NewPage()
End Sub
Maybe Videosoft can recommend alternative ways. They may have a FAQ or Message Board at www.VideoSoft.com
I don't know how you're formatting your report, if you're doing it one page at a time, or letting the VSPrinter break the pages. However, if you are formatting each page of the report, then you can break the page by issuing the vsPrinter.NewPage command, and then you'd repeat the code for printing the graphic in the top of the page.
Otherwise, the printer control has a NewPage event, and you could put the code for printing the graphic in:
Private Sub vsPrinter_NewPage()
End Sub
Maybe Videosoft can recommend alternative ways. They may have a FAQ or Message Board at www.VideoSoft.com
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That is exactly what I did!! Excellent.
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