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Dim xSettings As New System.Drawing.Printing.PageSettings
xSettings.Landscape = True
WebView1.Print(False, Nothing, xSettings)
The setting to default to Landscape does not apply.
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Hi,
This is just to let you know that we have looked into this issue. This is a known issue in the current build and we are still working on it.
Thanks!
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Thank you!
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This appears to be an issue in the current 2015 release, if this thread is referencing that build. Using the built-in Windows printer dialog it works, creating a new printer settings and setting landscape = true does not appear to work.
If this thread references an earlier build, I apologize.
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Craig Oliver wrote:This appears to be an issue in the current 2015 release, if this thread is referencing that build. Using the built-in Windows printer dialog it works, creating a new printer settings and setting landscape = true does not appear to work.
If this thread references an earlier build, I apologize. Thanks for the contribution. Yes, I can confirm this is an issue for the 2015 release and it is still yet to be resolved.
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Hi,
Still not working in the 15.2.61.0 version from what I can tell. We're letting the native printer settings be used (which does work correctly), but we'd prefer our own as we default to landscape as most of the things to be printed off our system are landscape. So while not a huge thing, it would be nice to be able to go back to our admittedly much simpler settings dialog.
thanks,
Craig
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