To display multiple documents in C1PrintPreview, use the Add method. Add the following code to the Form_Load event:
' Create Document1.
Dim Document1 As New C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument
Document1.StartDoc()
Document1.RenderInlineText("This is Document1.", New Font("Arial", 48, FontStyle.Bold), Color.DarkViolet)
Document1.EndDoc()
' Create Document2.
Dim Document2 As New C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument
Document2.StartDoc()
Document2.RenderInlineText("This is Document2.", New Font("Tahoma", 48, FontStyle.Bold), Color.Tomato)
Document2.EndDoc()
' Display the documents in C1PrintPreview.
Me.C1PrintPreview1.Pages.Add(Document1.PageAsMetafile(1, True))
Me.C1PrintPreview1.Pages.Add(Document2.PageAsMetafile(1, True))
• C#
// Create Document1.
C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument document1 = new C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument();
document1.StartDoc();
document1.RenderInlineText("This is Document1.", new Font("Arial", 48, FontStyle.Bold), Color.DarkViolet);
document1.EndDoc();
// Create Document2.
C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument document2 = new C1.C1PrintDocument.C1PrintDocument();
document2.StartDoc();
document2.RenderInlineText("This is Document2.", new Font("Tahoma", 48, FontStyle.Bold),Color.Tomato);
document2.EndDoc();
// Display the pages in C1PrintPreview.
this.c1PrintPreview1.Pages.Add(document1.PageAsMetafile(1, true));
this.c1PrintPreview1.Pages.Add(document2.PageAsMetafile(1, true));
This topic illustrates the following:
C1PrintPreview displays both documents.
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