C # How to finish printing Word documents _c# Tutorial

In daily work, we may often need to print a variety of file materials, such as Word documents. For programmers, the printing of an application's Chinese document is a very important feature and has always been a very complex task. Especially when it comes to Web printing, it's really tricky. In general, if you want to select a Non-default printer or want to display the Print Setup dialog box, we also need to set the code to a certain degree.

In response to this question, today's article I would like to share how to easily print Word documents with free Third-party components. The free component simplifies the code and improves our productivity. So, in the example below I used one of the free Spire.doc components to do this.

The steps for C # to complete printing of Word documents are as follows:

This is the original Word document screenshot:

First step: After the component is installed, create a C # console project, add references and namespaces as follows:

Using System;
Using Spire.doc;
Using System.Windows.Forms;

Step two: Instantiate a Word Document object and call the LoadFromFile method to load the Word document that you want to print:

Document doc = new document ();
Doc. LoadFromFile ("Sample.doc");

Step three: Instantiate a PrintDialog object and set the related properties. Associate Doc. PrintDialog Properties and PrintDialog objects:

PrintDialog dialog = new PrintDialog ();
Dialog. Allowprinttofile = true;
Dialog. Allowcurrentpage = true;
Dialog. Allowsomepages = true;
Dialog. Useexdialog = true; 
Doc. PrintDialog = Dialog;

Fourth step: Print in the background.

Print out all pages using the default printer. This piece of code can also be used for Web page spool printing:

PrintDocument Printdoc = doc. PrintDocument;
Printdoc.print ();

Fifth: If you want to display the Print dialog box, call the ShowDialog method, and print the Word document according to the Print preview setup options:

if (dialog. ShowDialog () = = DialogResult.OK)
{ 
printdoc.print ();
}

This is a screenshot of the XPS format after you print the document:

All code:

Using System;
Using Spire.doc;
Using System.Windows.Forms;
Namespace Doc_print
{public
partial class Form1:form
{public
Form1 ()
{ InitializeComponent ();
}
private void Button1_Click (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//instantiate a Word Document Object
Document DOC = new document (); c15/>//Load document
doc. LoadFromFile (@ "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\ sample document. doc");
Instantiate System.Windows.Forms.PrintDialog Object
PrintDialog Dialog = new PrintDialog ();
Dialog. Allowprinttofile = true;
Dialog. Allowcurrentpage = true;
Dialog. Allowsomepages = true;
Dialog. Useexdialog = true;
Associate Doc. PrintDialog property and PrintDialog object
doc. PrintDialog = Dialog;
Background print
//PrintDocument Printdoc = Doc. PrintDocument; 
Printdoc.print ();
Displays the Print dialog box and prints the
if (dialog). ShowDialog () = = DialogResult.OK)
{
//printdoc.print ()
;
}
}}}

The above is a small set for you to introduce C # to complete the Word document printing method, I hope to help you, if you have any questions please give me a message, small series will promptly reply to everyone. Here also thank you very much for the cloud Habitat Community website support!