*resolved* "Right way" to print two-column documents?

[Slow_Learner]

I've been working on trying to print stuff in a two-column format recently. I'd really like to print two columns with different non-fixed contents. Based on printing with this code:

    Private Sub PrintDocument1_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, _
    ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PrintDocument1.PrintPage
        Dim iChars As Integer
        Dim iLines As Integer
        Dim strForPage As String
        Dim fmtStringFormat As New StringFormat()

        Dim iTabStops() As Single = {50, 50, 50, 50}
        fmtStringFormat.SetTabStops(0, iTabStops)

        Dim rectDraw As New RectangleF( _
            e.MarginBounds.Left, e.MarginBounds.Top, _
            e.MarginBounds.Width, e.MarginBounds.Height)
        Dim sizeMeasure As New SizeF(e.MarginBounds.Width, _
            e.MarginBounds.Height - PrintFont.GetHeight(e.Graphics))

        fmtStringFormat.Trimming = StringTrimming.Word
        e.Graphics.MeasureString(StringToPrint, PrintFont, sizeMeasure, _
            fmtStringFormat, iChars, iLines)

        strForPage = StringToPrint.Substring(0, iChars)
        e.Graphics.DrawString(strForPage, PrintFont, Brushes.Black, rectDraw, fmtStringFormat)

        If iChars < StringToPrint.Length Then
            StringToPrint = StringToPrint.Substring(iChars)
            e.HasMorePages = True
        Else
            e.HasMorePages = False
            StringToPrint = rtxtPrintBox.Text
        End If
    End Sub

...it seems to me that I could declare two rectangles instead of just one (rectDraw above) and print both? And then I would just have to be careful with the iChars < StringToPrint.Length part? If so then it seems to me that this would be pretty easy? Am I barking up the wrong tree or will this work?