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Am trying to print visual on Microsoft XPS Document Writer using VisualsToXpsDocument.Write(). I am encountering following error on clicking the close (x button on top right) button of the "Save the file as" dialog box  -

Printing was canceled. Win32 error: The data area passed to a system call is too small.

The StackTrace for the same is -

at Microsoft.Internal.GDIExporter.CGDIRenderTarget.ThrowOnFailure(Int32 hr)
   at Microsoft.Internal.GDIExporter.CGDIRenderTarget.StartDocumentWithoutCreatingDC(String priterName, String jobName, String filename)
   at Microsoft.Internal.AlphaFlattener.MetroToGdiConverter.StartDocumentWithoutCreatingDC(String jobName)
   at System.Windows.Xps.Serialization.MXDWSerializationManager.EnablePassThru()
   at System.Windows.Xps.VisualsToXpsDocument.WriteVisual(Boolean asyncMode, PrintTicket printTicket, PrintTicketLevel printTicketLevel, Visual visual)
   at System.Windows.Xps.VisualsToXpsDocument.Write(Visual visual, PrintTicket printTicket)
   at LC.Classes.EventPrinting.PrintView(List`1 Visuals, String View)

Whats going wrong ?

Thanks!

What kind of application, you are working on - Windows or Web ? Buffering can help you put, if its web application. 

Want to include AOL mailing functionality to my WPF windows application, where a user can read/send mails using his/her AOL account. Don't know where to start and what to look for ?

Thanks !

Is there any way to detect whether a wpf control received mouse double click (couldn't find the MouseDoubleClick event)? Actually I am starting a storyboard animation on click of a button (in xaml) and getting wiered behaviour if user performs double click. As far as click (single) is concerned the application is working perfectly fine.

I want to restrict my application from getting refreshed on pressing F5 in mediacenter but don't have any clues regarding this . Need suggestions.

Thanks a lot for this well explained demo !! Its working for me now

Yes ofcourse, the file does exists at the location and if I provide same URI to MEdiaElement it does play the video.

I've been trying to play video in my wpf windows application, tried video play using MediaElement just to receive wired behavior (mentioned in the other thread). Now I am trying to use MediaPlayer using the following code - 

MediaPlayer player = new MediaPlayer();

player.Open(new Uri(@"sampleMedia\xbox.wmv", UriKind.Relative));

VideoDrawing aVideoDrawing = new VideoDrawing();

aVideoDrawing.Rect = new Rect(0, 0, 100, 100);

aVideoDrawing.Player = player;

player.Play();     

Th problem is that, I am not able to see any video.  Am I doing anything wrong ?
   
  

Can MediaPlayer be helpful in such a scenario ?