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    Hi, how do i print to the printer from right to left with vb.net example in vb6: Printer.RightToLeft = True Printer.Print "abcd" Printer.EndDoc please send me small example thanking you in advance From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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      Hi, how do i print to the printer from right to left with vb.net example in vb6: Printer.RightToLeft = True Printer.Print "abcd" Printer.EndDoc please send me small example thanking you in advance From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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      In Visual Basic 6.0, the Printer object was used for printing; it supported various graphics methods such as Print, Line, and PaintPicture to control what was printed. In Visual Basic .NET, the PrintDocument component replaces the Printer object. Equivalent graphics methods include the DrawString, DrawLine, and DrawImage methods of the Graphics class. Imports System.Drawing.Printing Dim printer As New PrintDocument printer.Print()

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        In Visual Basic 6.0, the Printer object was used for printing; it supported various graphics methods such as Print, Line, and PaintPicture to control what was printed. In Visual Basic .NET, the PrintDocument component replaces the Printer object. Equivalent graphics methods include the DrawString, DrawLine, and DrawImage methods of the Graphics class. Imports System.Drawing.Printing Dim printer As New PrintDocument printer.Print()

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        Hi, every word you wrote it's right. but where is the answer about: how do i print to the printer from right to left with vb.net thanking you in advance From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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          Hi, every word you wrote it's right. but where is the answer about: how do i print to the printer from right to left with vb.net thanking you in advance From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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          check out there http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vxconprinterobjectchangesinvisualbasicnet.asp

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            check out there http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vxconprinterobjectchangesinvisualbasicnet.asp

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            RightToLeft No longer necessary. The direction of printing is controlled by the localization settings in Windows. Yes I know, but it is not working From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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              RightToLeft No longer necessary. The direction of printing is controlled by the localization settings in Windows. Yes I know, but it is not working From: yulyos@yahoo.com http://www.go.to/yulyos

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              I see.. let me see it then..

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