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how to use Windows Forms printpreview dialog in asp.net? tell me idea i have tried to use printpreview control [not dilaog] as a control file in asp.net since we can't use previewdialog or msgbox

Posted 8-Aug-13 23:15pm

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MCY · Answer 1 · 2013-08-09T00:32:00

As far as i know, web sites are not allowed to control hardware attached to client computers. Browsers do that for us; most browsers have print preview dialogues. Since print preview dialogues are based on properties of printers, there is no direct way of doing it.
But there is always a solution, you can use javascript or activex. I think the following links would be useful:
javascript printing
javascript printing 2
printtopreview