I am developing an ASP.NET application to manage on-site event registration for
a not-for-profit. (Yes, there are reasons for not using one of the infinite
number of existing solutions.) As a part of this application, I would like to
'automatically' print a name badge for attendees. Basically, once the person at
the registration desk notes that the person is present, done via a button click,
a badge should be printed - without preview or anything like that.
It seems that
the best way to do this is to write a .NET-based WindowsControlLibrary as this
provides access to all of the underlying controls which allow laying-out and
printing documents. (I have done this before for a Windows.NET app, so the
process is basically understood.) I understand that limitations of this
approach, i.e., only works for IE, etc., and I can live with them.
Here is my,
probably dumb, question. I have seen several examples of how a
WindowsControlLibrary can be u ...
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