I am trying to use a web browser control on an ASP.NET page to print
HTML from a server. I create a new WebBrowser control, add a
DocumentCompleted handler that calls WebBrowser.Print() and then
Navigate to the page I want to print.
If I use the <ASPCOMPAT="true" /> tag, the DocumentCompleted event
occurs but nothing prints.
If I set <ASPCOMPAT="false" /> and run my code in separate STA thread,
the DocumentCompleted event does not fire.
If I do the same thing in a desktop app rom the main thread, it prints
fine, even though I have not added my control to the Controls
collection of the Form I am on.
If I try to do the printing from a separate thread in the desktop app,
it the event does not fire as above.
Can someone explain this? Is there a way to get around it?
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