Print report (rdlc) without viewing reportviewer

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I have a VS 2013 WPF application which uses ReportViewer (RDLC) I want to print report report without showing the printDialog and using the default specified printer

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Print Report (Rdlc) without viewing ReportViewer

Posted 2-Mar-17 10:08am

Adam_adam

Updated 2-Mar-17 15:37pm

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Garth J Lancaster · Answer 1 · 2017-03-02T15:37:00

There's 2 (main) components to this I think

1) generating the report (locally)

Manually Printing a Report – Brian Hartman's Report Viewer Blog[^]

Walkthrough: Printing a Local Report without Preview[^]

2) sending the report to a printer

(this sends to the default printer) Watching & Printing New Files in a Directory – vb & c# – Chris Bitting[^]

GitHub - tonyedgecombe/RawPrint: Send files directly to a Windows printer bypassing the printer driver.[^]

as with anything worthwhile, it's probably going to take a bit of effort, but those links *may*(tm) be starting places