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| | Printint the content of a webbrowser control Hi, I have a winform application with a webbrowser control. I can print the content by doing myWebBrowserControl.Print(). But I'd like to use a PrintDialog control, which I need to pass a PrintDocument. That's where I get confused. How can I 'convert' the content of my WebBrowser control to a PrintDocument ? Thanks |
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| | Re: Printint the content of a webbrowser control On 2 Apr, 13:44, graphic...@xxxxxx wrote: Quote: > Hi, > > I have a winform application with a webbrowser control. I can print > the content by doing myWebBrowserControl.Print(). > > But I'd like to use a PrintDialog control, which I need to pass a > PrintDocument. That's where I get confused. How can I 'convert' the > content of my WebBrowser control to a PrintDocument ? > > Thanks |
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