Hi Peter,

Sorry, I'm a little bit busy to make tests at this moment,

But here are the Parameters that TOPRINTER() accepts:

LPARAMETERS tnStretch, tcPrinterName, tnOrientation, tnAlignment
	
* tnStretch
*   Specifies how an image is sized to fit inside a control. Available at design time and run time.
*   0 - Clip. The image is clipped to fit the page. (Default)
*   1 - Isometric. The image resizes to fit the page while maintaining its original proportions.
*   2 - Stretch. The image resizes to fit the page, but does not maintain its original proportions.
		
* tcPrinterName
*   Specifies the name of the printer, the same of GETPRINTER()

* tnOrientation:
*   0 - Portrait
*   1 - Landscape
		
* tnAlignment
*   Specifies a numerical value representing the alignment of the image in the page.
*   0 - Vertically Centered Left.
*   1 - Vertically Centered Right.
*   2 - Centered. Centers image vertically and horizontally.
*   4 - Top Left. Aligns image in top left corner of the page.
*   5 - Top Right. Aligns image in top right corner of the page.
*   6 - Top Center. Aligns image at the top and horizontally centered on the page.
*   7 - Bottom Left. Aligns image in the bottom left corner of the page.
*   8 - Bottom Right. Aligns image in bottom right corner of the page.
*   9 - Bottom Center. Aligns image at the bottom and vertically centered on the page.

So, for your case, You may try:

This.oMultif.ToPrinter(1)

Play a bit with the parameters, I'm sure you'll find a good solution.

About Zimbabwe, that's a long story...
Please read my previous answer, on MEssage #1267362

Regards

Cesar




>that works great ,except it does not fit the image on the page
>Maybe this can be set with parameters?
>
>Peter
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>>Please try the following:
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>>This.oMultif.ToPrinter()
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>>ToPrinter() accepts other parameters, and allows some ccol ways to print, such as landscape, Fit to page, rotate, etc...
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>>I hope to blog about this in the next few days.
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