Dodgeram01 Posted June 23, 2002 Posted June 23, 2002 Okay, I'm sure this will be a simple problem for most, but my mind isn't able to clearly see through it right now. I'm making a rather simple program, which will print items in a list format only if they are checked on the screen. How can I make them retain their list format, but yet not have the vbcrlf's affect them? When a checkbox is checked, it creates a string with the appropriate text. Would it be possible to add the necessary code into the string or something of a similar fashion? A sidenote...I liked printing in VB6 MUCH better. Seemed simpler. Thank you. Quote Dodge Grab Life By The Horns
Dodgeram01 Posted June 23, 2002 Author Posted June 23, 2002 Okay, I solved the problem. I removed the vbcrlf's from the PrintDocument1_PrintPage control, and added them into the string values instead. I hadn't been aware that the strings could hold so many values. Quote Dodge Grab Life By The Horns
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