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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,"-")
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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