Printing application with picture as header

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Hello everyone,

i'm a beginner developer, i'm also a professional designer so i want to combine those two skills for an awesome result :)

The first application that i'm developing is a curriculum vitae application with only one example for my society "Engineering & Services in oil and gas field" i'd an example of C.V that i'd designed before, now i want to make it as a template for creating other C.V for other employees.

So my question is how to configure my project to fit an A4 page ? and how i have to proceed to configure the printing in such way to print only the text without the boxes of the labels ?

Posted 30-Aug-13 2:12am

RAHAOUI Mehdi

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Richard MacCutchan 30-Aug-13 9:11am

Since you have not identified which language you are using it's difficult to answer the question. However, all Windows languages support printing to any size of paper with a mixture of text and graphics. You just need to read the documentation, or look for articles that cover the subject.

RAHAOUI Mehdi 31-Aug-13 6:44am

Oh sorry, i'm using visual basic
could you please give me a link for that articles
thanks

Richard MacCutchan 1-Sep-13 2:45am

Well you could try a Google search, or go to the CodeProject VB.NET articles section.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2013-08-31T08:33:00

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Here's a link with further links to tutorials on printing in VB.net
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/72b5a038-912d-4455-929d-89eeb9984d7c/how-do-i-print-a-form-in-vbnet[^]

Posted 31-Aug-13 8:33am

CHill60