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  • Robert Liles
    #1

    How do I get "collate" from e?

    I am using Visual Basic.NET 2002 and cannot get "collate" from the
    PrintDialog1 or e.PageSettings. PrinterSettings .Collate to return anything
    but "False." What am I doing wrong?

    I am using
    PrintDialog1.Do cument = PrintDocument1
    'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Copies = 4 'I have tried these two lines
    too
    'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Collate = True 'I get the 4 but not the
    True
    If PrintDialog1.Sh owDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
    Messagebox.Show (PrintDocument1 .PrinterSetting s.Collate .ToString)
    PrintPreview1.D ocument = PrintDocument1
    'PrintPreview1. Document = PrintDialog1.Do cument 'I have tried this too
    PrintPreview1.S howDialog()
    End If

    TIA, Bobbo


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    • CT
      #2
      Re: How do I get "collate&q uot; from e?

      Okay, I might be asking the obvious, but does the printer and the driver
      support collating?

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      Carsten Thomsen
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      "Robert Liles" <rliles@midsout h.rr.com> wrote in message
      news:qSs3f.3560 0$tD4.4704@torn ado.ohiordc.rr. com...[color=blue]
      >I am using Visual Basic.NET 2002 and cannot get "collate" from the
      >PrintDialog1 or e.PageSettings. PrinterSettings .Collate to return anything
      >but "False." What am I doing wrong?
      >
      > I am using
      > PrintDialog1.Do cument = PrintDocument1
      > 'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Copies = 4 'I have tried these two lines
      > too
      > 'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Collate = True 'I get the 4 but not the
      > True
      > If PrintDialog1.Sh owDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
      > Messagebox.Show (PrintDocument1 .PrinterSetting s.Collate .ToString)
      > PrintPreview1.D ocument = PrintDocument1
      > 'PrintPreview1. Document = PrintDialog1.Do cument 'I have tried this
      > too
      > PrintPreview1.S howDialog()
      > End If
      >
      > TIA, Bobbo
      >[/color]


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        • Robert Liles
          #3
          Re: How do I get &quot;collate&q uot; from e?

          Yes, it does.
          [color=blue]
          > Okay, I might be asking the obvious, but does the printer and the driver
          > support collating?[/color]


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            • Robert Liles
              #4
              Re: How do I get &quot;collate&q uot; from e? - CLARIFICATION

              If I check the "Collate" box in the PrintDialog it is ignored, always
              returns "False" and does not collate. If I add the line
              e.PageSettings. PrinterSettings .Collate = True
              in my print routine, it does Collate just fine. How can I get it to
              recognize that the user has checked the Collate box in the PrintDialog? Or,
              how can I determine that the user has checked the Collate box so I can
              programatically turn on Collation?

              TIA, Bobbo
              ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
              "Robert Liles" <rliles@midsout h.rr.com> wrote in message
              news:qSs3f.3560 0$tD4.4704@torn ado.ohiordc.rr. com...[color=blue]
              >I am using Visual Basic.NET 2002 and cannot get "collate" from the
              >PrintDialog1 or e.PageSettings. PrinterSettings .Collate to return anything
              >but "False." What am I doing wrong?
              >
              > I am using
              > PrintDialog1.Do cument = PrintDocument1
              > 'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Copies = 4 'I have tried these two lines
              > too
              > 'PrintDialog1.P rinterSettings. Collate = True 'I get the 4 but not the
              > True
              > If PrintDialog1.Sh owDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
              > Messagebox.Show (PrintDocument1 .PrinterSetting s.Collate .ToString)
              > PrintPreview1.D ocument = PrintDocument1
              > 'PrintPreview1. Document = PrintDialog1.Do cument 'I have tried this
              > too
              > PrintPreview1.S howDialog()
              > End If
              >
              > TIA, Bobbo
              >[/color]


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