This question's solution is what I was looking for here. But the solution on this question only works for one screen. I want to print same drawing on multiple screen. How do i achieve that. Please help me out here.
Thank you
This question's solution is what I was looking for here. But the solution on this question only works for one screen. I want to print same drawing on multiple screen. How do i achieve that. Please help me out here.
Thank you
The solution linked describes using a Display Context Handle (hdc) to get a drawing area for GDI+. An hdc is typically a windows's drawing area or the primary display. As keith mentioned in the comments, you will need to get an HDC for the 2nd display and draw to that as well.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd144947%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
Here is another question that is attempting a similar result in C++. The concepts should be pretty much the same. How to draw over second monitor with GDIPLUS