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how the print functionality in c#.net works

4-Sep-09 22:37

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Re: asd

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5-Sep-09 0:00

None the better for having read your spam.

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Anil Veeraghattapu 44-Sep-09 21:45

Anil Veeraghattapu 4

4-Sep-09 21:45

Hi,

i am developing text editor (windows application) by using c#.net.

in my text editor i am providing a rich text box to enter text.

it has multiple rich text boxes to make it act like multiple pages.

after entering text into some number of rich text boxes user can go for print.

printed pages should be in WYSIWYG format.

i am able to send all the text from all the pages to the printer. but my problem is i am unable to achieve WYSIWYG. that is

say for example in the first rich text box of my application have 30 lines then the printer is printing less than 30 lines per a page.

so finally i am trying to develop one application which is almost similar to MS WORD.

so please explain me how can achieve this ??

if you have solution please email me at

anilveeraghattapu@gmail.com

Thanks

Anil Veeraghattapu.

OriginalGriff4-Sep-09 22:34

4-Sep-09 22:34

Firstly, do not post your email, unless you like spam.
Secondly, have you tried doing this?[^]

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Richard MacCutchan4-Sep-09 23:47

Richard MacCutchan

4-Sep-09 23:47

Neat link!

OriginalGriff4-Sep-09 23:53

4-Sep-09 23:53

Isn't it though?
It is on my favourites for answering lazy questions. Cool | :cool:

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Anil Veeraghattapu 45-Sep-09 0:53

Anil Veeraghattapu 4

5-Sep-09 0:53

hey what do you mean
have you gone through my query
do you think does any body posts here if we got satisfied by google search
don't waste your time by posting these kinds of responses

i have already done with wysiwyg kind of printing
what i need is am unable arrange the test in the rich text boxes like how exactly the printer is printing

Thanks
Anil Veeraghattapu.

OriginalGriff5-Sep-09 1:16

5-Sep-09 1:16

Anil709 wrote:
hey what do you mean
have you gone through my query

Yes.

Anil709 wrote:
do you think does any body posts here if we got satisfied by google search

Yes, frequently.

Anil709 wrote:
don't waste your time by posting these kinds of responses

It's my time, I will do with it what I will. Thank you for your concern, though.

Anil709 wrote:
have already done with wysiwyg kind of printing
what i need is am unable arrange the test in the rich text boxes like how exactly the printer is printing

Then perhaps you should have said this in your original post.

Anil709 wrote:
Hi,

i am developing text editor (windows application) by using c#.net.

in my text editor i am providing a rich text box to enter text.

it has multiple rich text boxes to make it act like multiple pages.

after entering text into some number of rich text boxes user can go for print.

printed pages should be in WYSIWYG format.

i am able to send all the text from all the pages to the printer. but my problem is i am unable to achieve WYSIWYG. that is

say for example in the first rich text box of my application have 30 lines then the printer is printing less than 30 lines per a page.

so finally i am trying to develop one application which is almost similar to MS WORD.

so please explain me how can achieve this ??

if you have solution please email me at

anilveeraghattapu@gmail.com

Thanks

Anil Veeraghattapu.

By the way, perhaps you should review the meaning of "WYSIWYG" - rearranging what you see on the screen to match the printed output is more "WYGIWYGATIIWWYW"

"WYGIWYGATIIWWYW" = "What you get is what you get, and tough if it wasn't what you wanted"

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veejay_veejay5-Sep-09 4:50

veejay_veejay

5-Sep-09 4:50

what the hell are you talking
have you gone nuts ???
if you dont how work then go to hell, but don't waste our precious time.
if you keep on doing these stupid things i will report you as a spam
and the administrator will block you account, mind it.

OriginalGriff5-Sep-09 21:51

5-Sep-09 21:51

veejay_veejay wrote:
what the hell are you talking
have you gone nuts ???
if you dont how work then go to hell, but don't waste our precious time.

Who rattled your cage?

veejay_veejay wrote:
if you keep on doing these stupid things i will report you as a spam and the administrator will block you account, mind it.

Please, be my guest. Go right ahead.

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syntax error

myinstincts4-Sep-09 19:55

myinstincts

4-Sep-09 19:55

i am inserting values of useridtxtbx and pwdtxtbx to database on submitbtn_click.Insert statement is not showing error while debugging ..but when the program runs it is giving syntax error..Below is my code
protected void submitbtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OleDbConnection con= new OleDbConnection("provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;data source = C:\\Documents and Settings\\swuser\\My Documents\\Clinical_Billing.mdb;" );

con.Open();
OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand("insert into user_login(user_id,password) values('" + useridtxtbx.Text + "','" + pwdtxtbx.Text + "'", con);
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
con.Close();

}

Re: syntax error [modified]

N a v a n e e t h4-Sep-09 20:32

N a v a n e e t h

4-Sep-09 20:32

Use parameterized queries. You should be good then.

Navaneeth

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Abhijit Jana4-Sep-09 20:55

Abhijit Jana

4-Sep-09 20:55

myinstincts wrote:
new OleDbCommand("insert into user_login(user_id,password) values('" + useridtxtbx.Text + "','" + pwdtxtbx.Text + "'", con);

As Navaneeth, suggested try to avoid code like that. It will caused SQL Injection Problem. Use Parameterized Query.

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modified on Saturday, September 5, 2009 3:50 AM

myinstincts4-Sep-09 21:10

myinstincts

4-Sep-09 21:10

this is the first time i am hearing of anything like parameterized query and sql injection problem...thanks for those valuable informations...i will try with those then

Abhijit Jana4-Sep-09 21:32

Abhijit Jana

4-Sep-09 21:32

Please read this article,
SQL Injection Attacks and Some Tips on How to Prevent Them[^]

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