Try using the void Print(PrintDocument doc) overloaded method. It won't display a dialog but just use the printer specified in doc.PrinterSettings. By default that's the system default printer, but you can change it if you wish.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi.  I'm having a similar problem, but printing a range of days as individual timetables.

Using the Print(PrintDocument doc) overload works to an extent but if, for example, I wanted to print a week as 7 pages, it would generate 7 individual print jobs, each with a dialog box saying "Printing page 1 of 1".  This is even more problematic when printing to file, as the user is prompted 7 times.

A solution would be to change the Calender's BeginPrint, PrintPage and EndPrint methods from private to protected virtual (so Calendar could be overriden) or public (so it could be manually attached to a PrintDocument).  The first solution is probably more OO, certainly considering that being able to extend the Calendar component via inheritance is a desirable feature.

Or is there another way around this that I have totally overlooked?

Cool.  8)

I think that should do it - an inheriting class could then intercept the begin, page and end messages from a PrintDocument and perform custom processing, such as moving the component onto the next day between pages.  A little more access around printing would definitely enhance the component.

Cheers.