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Amlanjyoti Saikia29-Jan-13 0:32 
Hi,
Now I have two questions here.
1.
I am using the graphics object to create a customized report from a database. To ensure WYSIWIG, I use the same functions in the paint event of the panel with the printPage event of a PrintDocument after passing the necessary event arguments.
So far there is no trouble. Printing and previewing works just the way I want.
(NB - Did not use the printPreviewControl as I felt it was way slower than a panel. Don't know if I am right.)
So, Am I going the right way to create a WYSIWIG compliant application?

2.
I want to save the created report into a XML format. I used the XMLWriter class, and was almost succesful in saving the report. I was ready to pat myself in the back and call it a day when it occured that I knew no way to serialize a Brush object. All I want to store is just the brush color. Sigh | :sigh:
How can I get the color of a brush object? Because I don't see any properties exposed. Any workarounds?

modified 30-Jan-13 7:49am.

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