I'm trying to develop a professional application requiring printed
graphics (nothing complicated -- just circles, lines, etc.) using the
printer properties.

ex.  printer.line(x1,y1)-(x2,y2)
     printer.circle(x3,y3),r
     etc.

However, I've been disappointed with the quality of the printed
graphics.   Despite experimenting with printer.quality settings, fine
lines, and especially circles, appear 'pixilated' on my 600dpi
printer.  Other applications, like AutoCAD, for example, can produce
razor-sharp printing.  Is there a limit to the printing resolution for
VB?  At this point, I'm very tempted to abandon VB graphics printing
altogether and write postscript files instead.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

Carl

I'm not sure exactly what your print code is, but if you are printing the
image of the form, that's the wrong way to go about it. I'll post another
reply when I get MSDN back up and running, but I'm pretty sure there is a
way to make the graphics pin sharp.

HTH