Print a page in 70% of it's size

G

Gidi

Hi,

I've a document which i'm creating and printing.
i want to print 2 copies:

1. regular A4 copy
2. 70% of A4 size (like in copy machine, where you can choose the size of
copy).

how can i do that?


thanks,
Gidi.
 
M

Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]

Hi Gidi,

I haven't tested it, but in your printing code I believe you should be able
to adjust the Graphics object to scale down to 70% the normal size, which
would cause the printed output to be reduced to 70% as well.
 
G

Gidi

Thanks,

but can you give me an example or something to look for in the interent?

Thanks,
Gidi.

Morten Wennevik said:
Hi Gidi,

I haven't tested it, but in your printing code I believe you should be able
to adjust the Graphics object to scale down to 70% the normal size, which
would cause the printed output to be reduced to 70% as well.

--
Happy Coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]


Gidi said:
Hi,

I've a document which i'm creating and printing.
i want to print 2 copies:

1. regular A4 copy
2. 70% of A4 size (like in copy machine, where you can choose the size of
copy).

how can i do that?


thanks,
Gidi.
 
G

Gidi

Hi Again,

i found the PageScale property, and as i understand it changes my page size
(in my case it's 70% smaller).

the problem is that if i use it, it doesn't effect the font size or the
image size that i'm drawing(printing).

is that mean that i have to have 2 different class, one for printing my
document in A4 Size and the second to print it 70% smaller?

thanks,
Gidi.

Morten Wennevik said:
Hi Gidi,

I haven't tested it, but in your printing code I believe you should be able
to adjust the Graphics object to scale down to 70% the normal size, which
would cause the printed output to be reduced to 70% as well.

--
Happy Coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]


Gidi said:
Hi,

I've a document which i'm creating and printing.
i want to print 2 copies:

1. regular A4 copy
2. 70% of A4 size (like in copy machine, where you can choose the size of
copy).

how can i do that?


thanks,
Gidi.
 

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