MakupLabel and CreateMarkupPrintView

I am trying to use printpreview.createMarkupPrintView from a markupLabel  generate using makupUIElment.
The problem is that createMarkupPrintView only works if markuplabel.caption is full of XAML code. But if you build your XAML content using  makupUIElment and his CJ objects, I can find the way to see the XAML code generated.

Somebody knows how solve the problem?

There is other way, try to export markup content to a context device. I saw some sample, but is not implemented for ACTIVE X Code., isn't it?

A simple sample:
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Dim TextBlock1 As MarkupTextBlock
Dim Border As MarkupBorder
Dim Context As MarkupContext

Set Context = MarkupLabel1.MarkupContext
Set TextBlock1 = Context.CreateObject("TextBlock")
TextBlock1.Text = "Test1"
TextBlock1.TextAlignment = xtpMarkupTextAlignmentCenter
Set TextBlock1.Background = Context.CreateSolidBrush(vbRed)
Set Border = Context.CreateObject("Border")
Set Border.Child = TextBlock1
Set MarkupLabel1.MarkupUIElement = Border

'now the markup has contents, but markuplabel1.caption is empty!!

PrintPreview.PrintView = PrintPreview.CreateMarkupPrintView(MarkupLabel1.Caption)

Hello,

I'm not sure how what the PrintToDc parameters are, so I'm just thinking out loud here:

I have a "dashboard" view that has summary information, charts, etc... in various ScrollViewers and I would like to be able to print this on separate pages. It would be perfect if we could pass a MarkupUiElement to the PrintToDc method, and it would just print that element and it's children.

This would allow me to have a Grid in a ScrollViewer that would be scrollable while on screen, but I could pass the Grid object to the PrintToDc method to print the Grid without the ScrollViewer scrollbars appearing on the output - is this how it works, and if not can it be implemented to work this way?

Thanks for any feedback.

I'm very impressed and grateful Oleg. Thank you very much.