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c#imageprinting
Smith Stanley
Smith Stanley

Reputation: 481

Print An Image On Page With C#

I have a 256x256 .ico that I want to print through my C# syntax. This is my syntax

Image logoImage = global::Winform1.Properties.Resources.KA0_icon.ToBitmap();
Rectangle LogoRect = new Rectangle(m_leftMargin, m_leftMargin, (int)(logoImage.Width * 0.75), (int)(logoImage.Height * 0.8));
e.Graphics.DrawImage(logoImage, LogoRect);
e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(Pens.LightBlue, LogoRect);

But this throws an error of:

An exception of type 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException' occurred in mscorlib.dll but was not handled in user code
Additional information: Requested range extends past the end of the array

What must I do in order to have this .ico file display on the top of the page I am printing?

Edit
Per the suggestions below I have also tried this syntax

Image logoImage = Bitmap.FromHicon(global::Winform1.Properties.Resources.KA0_icon, new Size(48, 48).Handle);

however this gives me an error of

Size' does not contain a definition for 'Handle' and no extension method 'Handle' accepting a first argument of type 'Size' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 155

Answers (2)

Teneko
Teneko

Reputation: 1491

You have to debug. Check if your image where you are intended to daw is big enough. An ArgumentOutOfRangeException means, that you are doing stuff that's not in range, so just look how big your image, icon and rectangle is and compare.

And a hint: You should consider to write (int)(logoImage.Width * 0.75f) that's what I've learned, because I got sometimes unreliable values.

Upvotes: 0

drone6502
drone6502

Reputation: 433

Have a look at this similar question:

Displaying an icon in a picturebox

It mentions the same exception. To do the conversion, you may have success doing something like that:

Bitmap.FromHicon(global::Winform1.Properties.Resources.KA0_icon.Handle);

Or possibly:

Bitmap.FromHicon(new Icon(global::Winform1.Properties.Resources.KA0_icon, new Size(256, 256)).Handle);

Upvotes: 1

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