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Hello Srikanth,
What do you mean by the entire view? Do you mean that you want to print the schedule view but with different size to fit the printable area? Is it possible to provide us with more details about the task? This will help us to provide you with more detailed instructions.
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Rosi
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What do you mean by the entire view? Do you mean that you want to print the schedule view but with different size to fit the printable area? Is it possible to provide us with more details about the task? This will help us to provide you with more detailed instructions.
Greetings,
Rosi
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answered on 10 Dec 2010, 04:53 PM
What I mean is a View might have more than what you can see. Like you can scroll up and down or sideways.
When you use the printvisual, it only prints what's visible on the screen. Depending on the screen resolution and the the object height/width, print visual only prints what's visible on the screen. Like if you have a word document, you necessarily don't see everything, but when you print, it prints what ever you want. It could be 1 page or multiple pages.
When you use the printvisual, it only prints what's visible on the screen. Depending on the screen resolution and the the object height/width, print visual only prints what's visible on the screen. Like if you have a word document, you necessarily don't see everything, but when you print, it prints what ever you want. It could be 1 page or multiple pages.
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Hello Srikanth,
I suggest you use the MinTimeRulerExtent and MaxTimeRulerExtent properties to modify the size of scheduleview to fit the available area. Then you can use the PrintVisual method to print the updated scheduleview and after that returning it to its original size. Please see the attached project for more details.
Kind regards,
Rosi
the Telerik team
I suggest you use the MinTimeRulerExtent and MaxTimeRulerExtent properties to modify the size of scheduleview to fit the available area. Then you can use the PrintVisual method to print the updated scheduleview and after that returning it to its original size. Please see the attached project for more details.
Kind regards,
Rosi
the Telerik team
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