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IPageLayoutControl3.PrintPageLayout Method (ArcObjects .NET 10.8 SDK)
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Sends the specified range of pages on the printer.
[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub PrintPageLayout ( _
[ByVal StartPage As Short], _
[ByVal EndPage As Short], _
[ByVal Overlap As Double] _
)
[C#]
public void PrintPageLayout (
short StartPage,
short EndPage,
double Overlap
);
[C++]
HRESULT PrintPageLayout(
short StartPage,
short EndPage,
double Overlap
);
[C++] Parameters StartPage [in, optional, defaultvalue()]
StartPage is a parameter of type short EndPage [in, optional, defaultvalue()]
EndPage is a parameter of type short Overlap [in, optional, defaultvalue()]
Overlap is a parameter of type double
PrintPageLayout sends the PageLayout to the Printer. If the Page does not fit the IPrinter::Paper, the value of IPage::PageToPrinterMapping will determine whether the Page is cropped, scaled or tiled across the Printer's paper.
Before using the PrintPageLayout property, ensure that the orientation of IPrinter::Paper is the same orientation as the Page.
IPrinter printer = axPageLayoutControl1.Printer;
if (printer.Paper.Orientation != axPageLayoutControl1.Page.Orientation)
{
printer.Paper.Orientation = axPageLayoutControl1.Page.Orientation;
}
axPageLayoutControl1.PrintPageLayout(1, 1, 0);/PRE>
Dim pPrinter As IPrinter
pPrinter = AxPageLayoutControl1.Printer
If pPrinter.Paper.Orientation <> AxPageLayoutControl1.Page.Orientation Then
pPrinter.Paper.Orientation = AxPageLayoutControl1.Page.Orientation
End If
AxPageLayoutControl1.PrintPageLayout(1, 1, 0)