The original of the Form is a paper form, such as a tax form, loan
application form, etc. This Form needs to be displayed on the screen
for data entry and appear similar to the original. When the user goes
to print out this Form, the print out should look virtually identical
to the form on the screen.
If the interactive aspect of this was removed, it could all be done
easily enough by implementing a function that is called by both the
printing code and the OnPaint() method of a
System.Windows.Forms.Control.
How is this implemented with the interactive data entry form? I am
assuming there is some solution this dilemma, but I am drawing a
blank.
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