How to print details to a bank cheque

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Hi all,
I need to print date,payee name,amount to a cheque using windows application .Since I am new to windows application I don't know where to start with .I have gone through various codes online but nothing helped me .I have a Datagridview with some data and a print button against each data in the grid .When I click the print button the details in the grid ie date,amount,name should be printed in the bank cheque . Do I need to create a separate form for printing the details or can I directly print to a cheque . What are requirements for printing it (cheque width,height etc..).How to do this .

Any help will be really appreciated.Thanks in advance

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Posted 15-Oct-17 22:52pm

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Updated 16-Oct-17 0:14am

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Andy Lanng 16-Oct-17 5:05am

In the U.K. There is no official cheque format. As long as it has the minimum detail you can shave it on a cow, though banks do have the right to refuse bovine tender. Find a blank cheque, find what the minimum requirements are then make a report, document or form that looks like that

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-10-16T00:14:00

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Don't try to print from a DataGridView or any other control.
Instead, use the PrintDocument Class (System.Drawing.Printing)[^] which gives you full control over what gets printed where, in what font, as well as paper size and so forth. The link includes a very basic example.

Posted 16-Oct-17 0:14am

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