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The PrintHelper is a class used to simplify document printing.It allows you to render a framework element per page.

To use it, you only have to instantiate a PrintHelper object and call AddFrameworkElementToPrint method to add the XAML controls you want to print.Please note that controls cannot be linked to a visual tree. This means that their parent property has to be null.If you want to use a control from your current XAML page, you can disconnect it before sending it to print (by removing it from its container) or you can create just create a new one from scratch.

Please check the sample app code to see how to disconnect/reconnect a control that you want to print:https://github.com/windows-toolkit/WindowsCommunityToolkit/blob/rel/7.0.0/Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.SampleApp/SamplePages/PrintHelper/PrintHelperPage.xaml.cs

Several events are available to control the printing process:

  • OnPrintFailed will be triggered if the user cancels the print or if something goes wrong
  • OnPrintSucceeded will be triggered after a successful print
  • OnPreviewPagesCreated will be triggered after print preview pages are generated. This allows you to control the look and feel of your page before they are sent to the spooler.
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In addition, you can customize the printing dialog using the PrintHelperOptions class. To use it, create an instance of the class, add the options you'd like to display on the printing dialog and set the default options. Then, you can use it as a parameter in the PrintHelper class constructor to set them as the default for the instance, or send them as parameters to ShowPrintUIAsync to use them for a single print job.

You can call ShowPrintUIAsync with a second parameter to determine that the list of controls to print should directly be taken from the content of the container passed to the PrintHelper constructor. In this mode you are responsible for the sizing and the layout.

Important

Printing in Dark Theme will likely print white text, which won't be visible. To fix this, ensure the text is a visible color before printing, then restore the original color.

Syntax

Properties

PropertyTypeDescription
ApplicationContentMarginLeftdoubleGets or sets the percent of app's margin width
ApplicationContentMarginTopdoubleGets or sets the percent of app's margin height

Methods

MethodsReturn TypeDescription
AddFrameworkElementToPrint(FrameworkElement)voidAdd an element to the list of printable elements
ClearListOfPrintableFrameworkElements()voidEmpties the list of printable elements
Dispose()voidRelease associated resources
RemoveFrameworkElementToPrint(FrameworkElement)voidRemove an element from the list of printable elements
ShowPrintUIAsync(String, Boolean)TaskStart the print task

Events

EventsDescription
OnPreviewPagesCreatedEvent which is called after print preview pages are generated
OnPrintCanceledEvent raised when print is cancelled by the user
OnPrintFailedEvent raised when print failed
OnPrintSucceededEvent raised when print was successful

Example

D link dsl 2640u t1 firmware update download. Direct print example:

Using custom default settings:

Using custom settings for one print job:

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Gameboy emulator mac os x 10.9.5. Print a list with each item on a separate page with static header and page number:

Sample Project

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PrintHelper Sample Page Source. You can see this in action in the Windows Community Toolkit Sample App.

Requirements

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Device familyUniversal, 10.0.16299.0 or higher
NamespaceMicrosoft.Toolkit.Uwp
NuGet packageMicrosoft.Toolkit.Uwp

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