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  1. Apr 15th, 2003, 04:05 AM #1
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    Printing Problem

    While creating an app at college I was managing to print a document from the contents of an rtb. Everything was in the right place on the paper.

    When I use it at home the there is a huge left margin thus ruining my print out. Does anybody know why this would be.

    BTW, I am printing in landscape mode. Can you access page setup properties of th printer from VB?
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    Well ...

    To access the printer properties, you can use the Printer object in VB.

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  3. Apr 15th, 2003, 04:22 AM #3
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    I think it is the Page Set Properties that I perhaps need to access as it it these that should contain margin properties but I cant seem to find anything on it using the Printer obj.

    I suppose that as long as it works in college there shouldn't be a problem. It was just annoying me thats all.
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