When printing WinTimelineView™ content, you can use the control’s InitializeTimelineView event to make any adjustments that you feel are necessary for the printed output display. This event is invoked when the control is created during the print operation.
This topic assumes that you have the UltraSchedulePrintDocument component dropped onto your form along with the UltraTimelineView control. Printing the control is actually a functionality of WinSchedulePrintDocument™ and WinPrintPreviewDialog™ components. For more information, please see the Using WinPrintPreviewDialog with WinSchedulePrintDocument topic.
In Visual Basic:
Dim timelineViewDocument As New UltraSchedulePrintDocument()
AddHandler timelineViewDocument.InitializeTimelineView, AddressOf timelineViewDocument_InitializeTimelineView
Private Sub timelineViewDocument_InitializeTimelineView(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.Printing.InitializeTimelineViewEventArgs)
' Prevent automatic adjustment of the time interval
e.AllowAdjustmentOfPrimaryInterval = False
End Sub
In C#:
UltraSchedulePrintDocument timelineViewDocument = new UltraSchedulePrintDocument();
timelineViewDocument.InitializeTimelineView += new Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.Printing.InitializeTimelineViewEventHandler(timelineViewDocument_InitializeTimelineView);
void timelineViewDocument_InitializeTimelineView(object sender, Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.Printing.InitializeTimelineViewEventArgs e)
{
// Prevent automatic adjustment of the time interval
e.AllowAdjustmentOfPrimaryInterval = false;
}