How to print evryting in a winform the way they appear on the form to an A4 paper

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I have a form which has a background image, four labels and four textbox,i want to be able to print the background image and the text of the label and the textboxes the way they appear on the form to fit into an A4 paper.

Posted 5-Sep-12 13:43pm

Ese ochuko

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Sep-12 21:32pm

Why on Earth? And what's the problem, anyway?
--SA

Ese ochuko 6-Sep-12 5:30am

Well the thing is that i want to desing an app that if a user enters his first name, last name and date of birth and clicks on a button "view cert" all the infomation entered by the user are tranfered to a certificate in form2 so from their the user can be able to print the certifficate . So am using the certificate as my background image, an three labels on some specific point on the form. So wat i want now is to print the certificate form as it appears. Please i dont know if this is a good practice .if you have a better idea please share it.code example will help alot

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Naga KOTA · Answer 1 · 2012-09-05T20:41:00

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Posted 5-Sep-12 20:41pm

Naga KOTA