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  • E. Ortega

    #1

    Printign data over form

    Hi All,

    I'm new to VB. I would like to know, how to print data over a form. Much
    like Turbo Tax prints the data over the tax forms, all in shot.

    Visual Studio 2005, SQL 2005.

    TIA,

    E Ortega





  • Tim Patrick

    #2
    Re: Printign data over form

    If you have a bitmap graphic or scanned image of the form, you will need
    to determine the coordinates of where you want the generated data to appear
    on the image, and draw the text at that location. Of course, you can draw
    the entire form from scratch if you want to.

    If the form exists as a PDF file, there are third party tools that will let
    you interact with the form fields in those files. Microsoft's InfoPath also
    exists for just this type of activity. If you can describe the form using
    InfoPath's XML schema, you could probably merge your data into that for printing.

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    Tim Patrick
    Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
    Hi All,
    >
    I'm new to VB. I would like to know, how to print data over a form.
    Much like Turbo Tax prints the data over the tax forms, all in shot.
    >
    Visual Studio 2005, SQL 2005.
    >
    TIA,
    >
    E Ortega
    >

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    • E. Ortega

      #3
      Re: Printign data over form

      Thank you. I found a third party tool - Gnostice PDFtoolkit. Has anybody use
      this product before?

      "Tim Patrick" <invalid@invali d.com.invalidwr ote in message
      news:e3b469761c 4b8c8d2e55b501b 78@newsgroups.c omcast.net...
      If you have a bitmap graphic or scanned image of the form, you will need
      to determine the coordinates of where you want the generated data to
      appear on the image, and draw the text at that location. Of course, you
      can draw the entire form from scratch if you want to.
      >
      If the form exists as a PDF file, there are third party tools that will
      let you interact with the form fields in those files. Microsoft's InfoPath
      also exists for just this type of activity. If you can describe the form
      using InfoPath's XML schema, you could probably merge your data into that
      for printing.
      >
      -----
      Tim Patrick
      Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
      >
      >Hi All,
      >>
      >I'm new to VB. I would like to know, how to print data over a form.
      >Much like Turbo Tax prints the data over the tax forms, all in shot.
      >>
      >Visual Studio 2005, SQL 2005.
      >>
      >TIA,
      >>
      >E Ortega
      >>
      >
      >

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