H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Aug 15, 2005 #2 How do you get a Cancel button on a PrintPreviewDialog object??? Click to expand... The dialog actually has a "Close" button embedded in its toolbar.
How do you get a Cancel button on a PrintPreviewDialog object??? Click to expand... The dialog actually has a "Close" button embedded in its toolbar.
M max Aug 15, 2005 #3 So does that mean I can look for "Close" and if the user hits the X in the upper right corner that's like Cancel??? Thanks --max
So does that mean I can look for "Close" and if the user hits the X in the upper right corner that's like Cancel??? Thanks --max
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Aug 15, 2005 #4 So does that mean I can look for "Close" and if the user hits the X in the upper right corner that's like Cancel??? Click to expand... Yes, pressing the "Close" button returns 'DialogResult.Cancel' too.
So does that mean I can look for "Close" and if the user hits the X in the upper right corner that's like Cancel??? Click to expand... Yes, pressing the "Close" button returns 'DialogResult.Cancel' too.
M max Aug 16, 2005 #5 Thanks --max Yes, pressing the "Close" button returns 'DialogResult.Cancel' too. Click to expand...