hi, thanks for reply i gonna try tat out but 1 thing is, my listview contains more than 7k item, if using this way i think is quite not resource efficency is there other better way?

trust me, there is no way to do this........... i tried to do this several times with no luck When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code

Thanks man, i am trying the method u suggest :)

Well then, here's another possibility: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890755[^] Incidentally, I have found these by Googling for the following: Page slot for text, ntext, or image node does not exist. so if the technote doesn't apply for you, you may want to Google the above phrase yourself and see what you can get.

U could, handling the paint events of the MdiClient control. But isnt easier to just use the designer to drop a picturebox with the logo where u want it instead of using background images? Maybe I misunderstood ur question.

try using this, http://support.businessobjects.com/communityCS/TechnicalPapers/crnet_deployment.pdf[^] for me it worked.

If you mean to show both parent and child data at the same time than it is not possible to do it with the DataGrid. If you need this you will have to do it yourself or look for another component.

This is slightly complicated by the fact that a user can have multiple screens. The class/object you want is System.Windows.Forms.Screen. If you only care about the main screen, Screen mainScreen = Screen.PrimaryScreen; Size dimensions = mainScreen.Bounds.Size; If you need to support all screens, you will need to operate on the Screen array returned from Screen.AllScreens. Regards, Ray

thz man!the coding works for me.. but there is another problem, my datagrid has been loaded with a datatable contains 31 records, under screen resolution of 1024*768, the screen is able to show and print out all the records, but if user change screen resolution to 800*600, the records that can show in one screen is only 21 records, the rest of the records needed to be scroll down to view, then the datagrid printed out only contains 21 records that can be shown on the screen... wat should i do??:doh:

MJay, please use the "Search comments" link above to search for keywords like print DataGrid[^]. We have covered this topic several times in this forum. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog]

There is an interesting article called Getting WYSIWYG Print Results from a .NET RichTextBox http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnwinforms/html/wnf\_RichTextBox.asp It can be of great help. Good work. Bye.

Look into the Save and SaveAdd methods of the Image class. You'll get the Image from the PictureBox Image property. Something like this: Dim imgToSave As Image = PictureBox1.Image imgToSave.Save("C:\\TestImage.bmp", ImageFormat.Bmp) You'll have to specify the full path of the filename and the ImageFormat specification. RageInTheMachine9532

Import the namespace System.IO using Imports System.IO Dim fs As FileStream = New FileStream("c:\temp.txt", FileMode.Create) Dim strText As String = rtfMyTextbox.Text.ToString Dim fw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(fs) fw.Write(strText) fw.Close() fs.Close()

PictureBox1.Image = Nothing RageInTheMachine9532

If you haven't resolved this yet..... 'In the Resize event of your form set the size properties to be constant Private Sub MDIForm_Resize() On Error GoTo Handler With Me .Height = g_lngHeight + 1425 .Width = g_lngWidth + 180 .Top = 0 End With Exit Sub Cliff

Open the file for Append and start writing. Dim myFile As New FileStream( "filename.txt", FileMode.Append ) myFile.WriteLine( "Text I want to append..." ) myFile.Close() RageInTheMachine9532

In my previous posting I forgot to mention that you control the position of Picture2 relative to Picture1 (which is a Container, remember?) with your scrollbars. The code to do that seems trivial enough: the horizontal scrollbar has to increment/decrement the Picture.Left, while the vertical one controls Picture2.Top properties.