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standish22
Hey, I'm confused!
I have a document that I want to print to a printer. I'm using inches
as my units. I got it working w/ Pixels, but my boss told me I have
to use Inches instead.
My question is how do you determine what the values need to be to pass
to
Graphics.TranslateTransform(dx,dy)? When I was using pixels I just
kept adjusting them, until finally after several hours found values
that seem to work.
I'm printing a document and I want to rotate it 180 degrees. (I know
I know, just turn the paper around..., but the paper has folds in
specific places, and printer also automatically folds the paper too.)
So my paper is 8.5x11
I've set Graphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Inch, and
Graphics.RotateTransform(180.0F)
How do I know what to put for Graphics.TranslateTransform(dx,dy)?
I've tried all kinds of values and my paper is just coming up blank???
Is it the same if my paper is 8.5x14?
Thanks in advance. I'm been mucking w/ this all day!
I have a document that I want to print to a printer. I'm using inches
as my units. I got it working w/ Pixels, but my boss told me I have
to use Inches instead.
My question is how do you determine what the values need to be to pass
to
Graphics.TranslateTransform(dx,dy)? When I was using pixels I just
kept adjusting them, until finally after several hours found values
that seem to work.
I'm printing a document and I want to rotate it 180 degrees. (I know
I know, just turn the paper around..., but the paper has folds in
specific places, and printer also automatically folds the paper too.)
So my paper is 8.5x11
I've set Graphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Inch, and
Graphics.RotateTransform(180.0F)
How do I know what to put for Graphics.TranslateTransform(dx,dy)?
I've tried all kinds of values and my paper is just coming up blank???
Is it the same if my paper is 8.5x14?
Thanks in advance. I'm been mucking w/ this all day!