Silent printing in Silverlight

Alberto Venditti

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13 Jul 2011CPOL17 min read

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How to avoid the Print dialog while printing from Silverlight.

SilverlightControlledPrint.zip
- SilverlightControlledPrint
  - ControlledPrintService
    - ControlledPrintService.sln
    - ControlledPrintService
      - ControlledPrintService.csproj
      - ControlledPrintService.csproj.user
      - MainForm.cs
      - MainForm.Designer.cs
      - MainForm.resx
      - Program.cs
      - Properties
        
        AssemblyInfo.cs
  - PrintControlled
    - PrintControlled.sln
    - PrintControlled.Web
      - ClientBin
        
        PrintControlled.xap
      - PrintControlled.Web.csproj
      - PrintControlled.Web.csproj.user
      - PrintControlledTestPage.html
      - Properties
        
        AssemblyInfo.cs
      - Silverlight.js
      - Web.config
      - Web.Debug.config
      - Web.Release.config
    - PrintControlled
      - App.xaml
      - App.xaml.cs
      - MainPage.xaml
      - MainPage.xaml.cs
      - PrintControlled.csproj
      - PrintControlled.csproj.user
      - Properties
        
        AppManifest.xml
        
        AssemblyInfo.cs

<Application xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" 
             x:Class="PrintControlled.App"
             >
    <Application.Resources>
        
    </Application.Resources>
</Application>

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Written By

Alberto Venditti

Technical Lead

Italy

I was born in 1970.

My first computer experience dates back to early 80s, with a Sinclair ZX81.
From that time on, as many "friends" say, my IT-illness has increased year by year.

I graduated in Electronic Engineering and earned the following Microsoft certifications:
MCP, MCT, MCDBA, MCSD, MCAD, MCSD for .NET (early achiever).

I worked in IT as a developer, a teacher, a consultant, a technical writer, a technical leader.
IT knowledge applied to real life is my primary interest and focus.

Silent printing in Silverlight

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