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namespace. 2 Add a PrintCurrentImage method that accepts a PrintPageEventArgs object as a parameter.

In 1986, two years after the crash of the console game industry, a Japanese company, little-known in America, brought out a new home console machine called the Nintendo Entertainment System The retailers were skeptical, but in the end, Nintendo almost single-handedly rebuilt the home console industry and made their name synonymous with video games People who have never heard of a Microsoft Xbox or a Sony Playstation will immediately know what you re talking about if you say the words Nintendo machine Nintendo made three important changes to the way that the games were produced and sold First, they strictly controlled who could and could not make games for their machine Nintendo does not allow just anyone to publish for their systems: they want to know that the publisher is reputable and will stand behind its products There will never be any fly-by-night publishers for Nintendo systems (as there were for the Atari) Second, they instituted quality standards It s not enough just to have a license from Nintendo; if you publish for their machine, you must submit your game to them for rigorous testing before they will allow it to be sold Many independent publishers grumble about this, since Nintendo also publishes games of their own and the testing process gives them an advance look at what their competitors are doing Nevertheless, Nintendo considers that their own reputation is at stake with every game They won t allow shoddy, buggy products to go out with their logo on them Third, Nintendo instituted content standards Not unlike Walt Disney, they wanted to be perceived as producers of entertainment for children When people thought Nintendo, the company wanted them to think safe for kids at the same time To that end, for many years they had a strict policy against showing any blood, and they limited the kinds of violence that could be depicted Again, independent publishers fretted under these regulations A by-product of these rules is that they tend to restrict the total number of games for the Nintendo that are on the market at any given time If there were a glut of Nintendo games, all very similar to one another, it would drive down prices and could potentially lead to another crash just like the first one These policies were the path to Nintendo s fortune, and the home console game industry was reborn In the years since then, every company making a console machine has adopted similar rules, and the industry has continued to grow At this point, another crash seems unlikely; or if there is one, it will be caused by different factors.

public void PrintCurrentImage (PrintPageEventArgs e) {

IMPLEMENT THE PRINTCURRENTIMAGE METHOD (continued) Action 3 If there is no current photo, then abort the print operation. Result