Re: How to Improve Qulity of Print - C# Discussion Boards

11-Nov-10 23:23

Hello Experts,

I have an image which i want to print. it works successfully but it's qualtity is not fine.

So please suggest me how to improve the quality of image.

private void printDocument1_PrintPage(object sender, System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs e)
       {
         e.Graphics.DrawImage(PrintImage, 0, 0, PrintImage.Width, PrintImage.Height);
       }

Thanks

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OriginalGriff11-Nov-10 23:48

OriginalGriff

11-Nov-10 23:48

How does it differ from the original?

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Anubhava Dimri12-Nov-10 0:13

12-Nov-10 0:13

My Image is in BMP Format.

If I am saving it's it is very fine and clear image. but after printing this it is not fine image.

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Pete O'Hanlon12-Nov-10 0:37

12-Nov-10 0:37

That's because the image resolution on the monitor is much lower than decent print resolution.

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Anubhava Dimri12-Nov-10 17:21

12-Nov-10 17:21

Then How to manage it?

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Pete O'Hanlon13-Nov-10 11:53

13-Nov-10 11:53

You need a copy of the image at a higher resolution - typically you'd be looking for a 300DPI image.

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Anubhava Dimri14-Nov-10 20:16

14-Nov-10 20:16

Dear Sir,

Actually my screen resolution is 96 and my Printer resolution is 600. So in that case my image is bluring.

So i want to know that how Can i get the best Print.

Thanks

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Pete O'Hanlon14-Nov-10 22:17

14-Nov-10 22:17

Short of creating a 600DPI image from the 96 DPI version (it's going to be tough figuring out what the other 504 dots per inch actually are), you'd need 2 versions - the 96 DPI for the screen and the 600 DPI for the printer.

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Anubhava Dimri15-Nov-10 0:06

15-Nov-10 0:06

I want Fine Printing From MY Software. How can I Set the Printing DPI same as Screen.

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Pete O'Hanlon15-Nov-10 6:22

15-Nov-10 6:22

I give up. I've told you what the problem is, and you want to ignore me. Fine - ignore the reason that WPF was designed to be resolution independent and the reason that designers work in resolutions other than 96 DPI.

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Anubhava Dimri15-Nov-10 17:17

15-Nov-10 17:17

Can i print BMP to same as Independent Mata File?

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OriginalGriff12-Nov-10 2:07

OriginalGriff

12-Nov-10 2:07

Check your printer settings - it may be set to draft or similar by default.

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il_manti11-Nov-10 23:04

il_manti

11-Nov-10 23:04

Hey guys,

I've seen a couple apps (client apps, not websites) that enable you to update your twitter, facebook, etc statuses all at once. I'm trying to develop a simple application to share a url from my pc instead of having to go to the website.

Can anyone PLEASE direct me to some tutorial in C#... I've been scouring the net but all I can find are ASP.NET examples :/

Thanks guys.

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Re: Facebook API and Client-Side Apps

Dave Kreskowiak12-Nov-10 2:11

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12-Nov-10 2:11

Then use those examples. The Facebook API isn't going to be any different. You're going to use the same code to talk to Facebook in a WinForms app as you are from an ASP.NET app.

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karthi8411-Nov-10 22:22

karthi84

11-Nov-10 22:22

Hi All,

I am a .Net programmer. I have a few questions regarding programming for Thin Client Machines. I dont have any explosure to thin client machines so i am in need of experts advice on this.

1. Is it possible to program for a Thin Client Machine using .Net technology with language as C#
2. Is there any special option in .net for this
3. Where can i get a sample Thin Client Application / Tutorials using .Net Language

Thanks & Regards
Karthikeyan S

thatraja11-Nov-10 22:46

thatraja

11-Nov-10 22:46

There is no special option or something in .NET, Basically they defined the minimum requirements for application/framework, so you should need the requirements for your application.

Follow the links for more details...

.NET Framework System Requirements[^]

Visual Studio .NET Hardware Requirements[^]

Visual Studio Hardware Requirements[^]

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karthi8412-Nov-10 1:56

karthi84

12-Nov-10 1:56

Hi,
Thanks for a quick reply...
Will it be possible to run a windows application on a thin client which is connected to the database in a thin client server.
Will it also support a web applications.

Sorry if my question seems silly as i dont have any exposure to thin clients

Thanks & Regards
Karthikeyan S

thatraja12-Nov-10 2:03

thatraja

12-Nov-10 2:03

karthi84 wrote:
Will it be possible to run a windows application on a thin client which is connected to the database in a thin client server.
Will it also support a web applications.

If it matches or greater than with minimum requirements of application then Yes. But the issue is you can't expect the speed, performance or something using thin client or server in Low H/W configuration. That's all.

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karthi8412-Nov-10 2:34

karthi84

12-Nov-10 2:34

thank you for your valuable ideas. Now i got some idea about thin client with this i can run further.