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New Sample: Printing Watermarks

TX Text Control 14.0 adds support for printing watermarks by trapping the OnPrintPage event of the PrintDocument class and drawing graphics onto each page. A sample project demonstrates how to render watermarks in both the print preview display and in actual printed output.

New Sample: Printing Watermarks

Thanks to a new feature of TX Text Control 14.0, it is now possible to print watermarks with TX Text Control. It is possible to trap the OnPrintPage event of the PrintDocument to add graphics to the current page.

I have prepared a sample that shows how to add watermarks to the print preview and how to print them:

Adding watermarks to printed pages

Feel free to contact me, if you have any questions about it.

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