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  1. Dec 16th, 2003, 12:39 PM #1
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    Question Printed output

    What is the best way to go about sending data to the printer in a particular format? For example, I want to duplicate and existing form that I use in the office. Is there a way to create a template, and read the values of textboxes into the template? I'm not looking for code, but just a direction to go with this thought.
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    Yes You can either inherit a PrinterDocument object and override the Printing method or just use an instance of a PrinterDocument. Essentially you draw what you want directly to the printer. I'd suggest searching for examples posted previously in this forum.
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