Printing into a PrintPreview Control
TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms provides a built-in PrintPreview method, but the standard .NET PrintPreviewDialog offers broader customization options. This sample shows how to use the Print method with a custom PrintController to render document content in that dialog.
TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms implements a print preview dialog that can be easily opened using the PrintPreview method. Sometimes, it is necessary to customize the print preview dialog partly. Using the Print method of TX Text Control, it is possible to print the contents to a standard .NET PrintPreviewDialog.
We have just published a new sample that shows the required steps. Read the full text here:
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