GrapeCity.Win.MultiRow Namespace > PrintSettings Class : ColumnMargin Property |
<DefaultValueAttribute()> <SRDescriptionAttribute("Indicates the margins between columns when printing multiple columns.")> <RefreshPropertiesAttribute(RefreshProperties.Repaint)> Public Property ColumnMargin As Integer
Dim instance As PrintSettings Dim value As Integer instance.ColumnMargin = value value = instance.ColumnMargin
[DefaultValue()] [SRDescription("Indicates the margins between columns when printing multiple columns.")] [RefreshProperties(RefreshProperties.Repaint)] public int ColumnMargin {get; set;}
Exception | Description |
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System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | The specified value is less than 0. |
void setContentAndMultiColumnButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Template template1 = CreateTemplate(1, 21); AddPrintInfoCellColumnFooterSection(template1, 21); this.gcMultiRow1.Template = template1; gcMultiRow1.RowCount = 81; //Only the content(Text,Image) is printed, the backgound, border is not printed. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintStyle = PrintStyle.Content; gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.AutoFitWidth = false; //Only one Row is printed to one page. You can print ColumnHeader to each page by setting PrintHeader property to AllPages. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PagingMode = PagingMode.MultiColumns; //All Columns in each page are aligned by MiddleCenter. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.Alignment = MultiRowContentAlignment.MiddleCenter; //All Rows are printed. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintRange = MultiRowPrintRange.AllRows; //In MultiColumns mode, on each Column's head, the ColumnHeader is filled. If you set this to FirstPage, only first Column exists one ColumnHeader. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintHeader = PrintHeader.AllPages; //Between each Column in page, there are 15 pixels. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.ColumnMargin = 15; if (flag) { gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.MultiColumnsPrintOrder = PrintOrder.OverThenDown; flag = false; } else { gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.MultiColumnsPrintOrder = PrintOrder.DownThenOver; flag = true; } gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.ZoomFactor = 1f; try { gcMultiRow1.PrintPreview(); //If you have a printer, you can execute the following code directly instead. //gcMultiRow1.Print(true); } catch (Exception ex) { // Can't find printer driver. MessageBox.Show(ex.Message); } label.Text = "In Content style, only the Text and Image are printed; In MultiColumns mode, the MultiColumnsPrintOrder can control all Rows printing order; The ColumnMargin property will set 15 pixels space between each column;(Click this button again, the MultiColumnsPrintOrder will change to another effect.)"; }
Private Sub setContentAndMultiColumnButton_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles setContentAndMultiColumnButton.Click Dim template1 As Template = CreateTemplate(1, 21) AddPrintInfoCellColumnFooterSection(template1, 21) Me.gcMultiRow1.Template = template1 gcMultiRow1.RowCount = 81 'Only the content(Text,Image) is printed, the backgound, border is not printed. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintStyle = PrintStyle.Content gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.AutoFitWidth = False 'Only one Row is printed to one page. You can print ColumnHeader to each page by setting PrintHeader property to AllPages. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PagingMode = PagingMode.MultiColumns 'All Columns in each page are aligned by MiddleCenter. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.Alignment = MultiRowContentAlignment.MiddleCenter 'All Rows are printed. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintRange = MultiRowPrintRange.AllRows 'In MultiColumns mode, on each Column's head, the ColumnHeader is filled. If you set this to FirstPage, only first Column exists one ColumnHeader. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.PrintHeader = PrintHeader.AllPages 'Between each Column in page, there are 15 pixels. gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.ColumnMargin = 15 If flag Then gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.MultiColumnsPrintOrder = PrintOrder.OverThenDown flag = False Else gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.MultiColumnsPrintOrder = PrintOrder.DownThenOver flag = True End If gcMultiRow1.PrintSettings.ZoomFactor = 1.0F Try 'If you have a printer, you can execute the following code directly instead. 'gcMultiRow1.Print(true); gcMultiRow1.PrintPreview() Catch ex As Exception ' Can't find printer driver. MessageBox.Show(ex.Message) End Try label.Text = "In Content style, only the Text and Image are printed; In MultiColumns mode, the MultiColumnsPrintOrder can control all Rows printing order; The ColumnMargin property will set 15 pixels space between each column;(Click this button again, the MultiColumnsPrintOrder will change to another effect.)" End Sub
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2