printing an image in vb 2008

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hi,

i want to print an image in vb 2008. i want to use an image but i don't want it to come from my user area as the software will be burned to a cd and i want the image to print on the page when the user clicks print.

thanks for any help in advance

amir

Posted 16-Jul-10 11:31am

hamza_786

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Solution 1

If you have an image, and a path to it, you can print it from anywhere you can read, that is, not just from the areas you have write access to.

Posted 16-Jul-10 11:36am

Christian Graus

Solution 2

so if i say print an image from "C://users/..." then the print will always look for that file specified wont it? but i want to have the image somewhere within the windowsform of vb so i can just tell it to print the image from the windowsform. how can i do that?

Posted 16-Jul-10 11:55am

hamza_786

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Christian Graus 16-Jul-10 18:00pm

Don't press 'answer' to ask questions, edit your post, or comment on mine.

Sandeep Mewara 17-Jul-10 1:19am

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-16T12:00:00

Solution 3

You can add an image to your app resources, load it from there, and print it.

Posted 16-Jul-10 12:00pm

Christian Graus