Because the Print as far as I know doesn't include the owner information, I need to include it on the print.
I was thinking of changing the calendar info (aka make copy) and change the subject matter of each appointment to include the owner. Is there a way of customizing the
ultraSchedulePrintDocument subject display or can I make a copy of the calendar info and hack the subjects for the
ultraSchedulePrintDocument.
Probably pretty easy - just not sure of best way of doing so. I don't think ultraCalcendarInfo implements the ICloneable. If it did, it would be easy to do.
Note: we don't fill in everything into the appointments => aka the employee booking the information is inside the Tag => if we can customize memo, maybe (not familiar with memo style -> was basing my code on the Infragistics Sample: Outlook CS => maybe there is a better demo to see the customizations possible on the printouts.
Here are some snapshots from the application
http://s7.postimg.org/nn2wyiyyz/Pooled_Application.jpg
http://s12.postimg.org/vp4sb41h9/Multi_Day_Pooled_Application.jpg
Plan on customizing the label to always include the employee who has the vehicle booked in addition to the subject information. Obviously don't need to include the vehcile (aka owner) because it is on the header of the calendar...
I want to include the owner on printout - so would like something similar to the current outlook of application (plan on using the daily view - aka a page / day will be fine). Let me know what the best way of doing this...
Hello,
Could you please provide us with a mockup of what it is you are trying to achieve so we have a better understanding of your requirements?
We offer several different print styles when using the UltraSchedulePrintDocument class. There are a list of them here:
http://help.infragistics.com/Help/Doc/WinForms/2012.1/CLR2.0/HTML/WinSchedule_Printing_Support_in_WinSchedule.html
The Memo Style may be of some interest to you. "Each item is output with the user name (i.e. owner) with a dark separator line underneath followed by the details of the activity including the subject, location, start time, end time and other miscellaneous information (e.g. recurrence, recurrence patterns, required attendees, description, meeting status, etc.)"
Let me know if you have any questions regarding this matter.