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Thread: Newbie Print Question

  1. #1

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    Heya all!

    Ok, I need to print a line underneath the last text line.

    I just want to print a simple graphic line underneath the last printed text line. I tried using the printer.line method with scaleleft, etc. formulas. However, there must be a better way to tell VB to goto the next line and print a graphical line (width about 20) across the entire page. It's essentially just a guide to help when using the paper cutter to line it up. The preceeding text lines vary in number and amount, so I can't set hard values (coordinates) as they change every time I run the program.

    So, something like this:

    Sample text here across the page...
    ____________________________(width of the page)





    Thanks for the help.

    Trick

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    Does it have to be a graphical line or just a bunch of dashes?

    Code:
    Printer.Print String(20,"-")
    Achichincle

    VB6 (VSEE SP5, W2KPro)
    ASP
    HTML

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    Thank you for the reply.

    Heh, after I made the example, I was thinking the same thing. So, I did that for my program.

    I was just hoping someone knew if there was an actual line command that would do it, as then you could change the properties (width) of the line.

    Thanks again.

    Trick
    Last edited by Trick; Apr 5th, 2001 at 01:29 PM.

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