How could I print rendered HMTL?

[Guest]

I have a string object filled with HTML text. I would like to have the text
rendered and printed out onto paper. Any ideas on how to do this?

Is there maybe a way to get this text into a TextArea that is configured to
render HTML and then print it's contents to paper?

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

MrNobody,

What you could do is save the string to a file. Then, you can call
MSHTML through rundll32.exe in order to print the contents of the file
(assuming it is HTML). For more information, check this link out.

http://sastools.com/b2/post/79393894

To do this in .NET, you would have to start a new process instance
(using the Process class) and then pass the command line through there.

Hope this helps.

 

[Guest]

ah, excellent idea! Thanks for the link

MrNobody,

What you could do is save the string to a file. Then, you can call
MSHTML through rundll32.exe in order to print the contents of the file
(assuming it is HTML). For more information, check this link out.

http://sastools.com/b2/post/79393894

To do this in .NET, you would have to start a new process instance
(using the Process class) and then pass the command line through there.

Hope this helps.


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I have a string object filled with HTML text. I would like to have the text
rendered and printed out onto paper. Any ideas on how to do this?

Is there maybe a way to get this text into a TextArea that is configured
to
render HTML and then print it's contents to paper?