Johan,
   I don't know of simple samples available on the net and company rule
prevent me from posting code I've developed for internal use.  There are the
text-only print samples from MS.
   But in general a PrintDocument that I create overrides
       OnBeginPrint    - I allocate any fonts and Pens that I use here
       OnEndPrint       - I deallocate any allocations here
       OnQueryPageSettings - I check my XML document current page for
Landscape and set the landscape flag appropriately.
       OnPrintPage    - Does all the work for each page

To draw a graphic such as a jpg use
       Image img = Image.FromFile(theImageFileName) or use a stream with
the data in it
       e.Graphics.DrawImage(img, new PointF(100.0f, 100.0f)) to draw at 1",
1"
Note that the standard measurement for a page is in 1/100ths of an inch and
then just draw the strings at the appropriate locations.  To do your sample
in ad hoc code.
   float x = 100.0f;
   float y = 50.0f;    // top of page
   Image img = (get the image from a file or from a stream)
   float deltax = ((float)img.Width/img.HorizontalResolution) * 100.0f;
// width of image in 1/100ths
   float x2 = 750.0f;    // 1 " from left size of an 8.5x11 page;
   e.Graphics.DrawImage(img, newPointF(x2 - deltax, y));
   float deltay = ((float)img.Height/img.VerticalResolution) * 100.0f;
// height of image
   y += deltay;    // if you want the text to start below the logo --  
otherwise where desired
   Font myBold = new Font("Arial", 10.0f, FontStyle.Bold);
   Font myFont = new Font("Arial", 10.0f, FontStyle.Normal);
   float leading = (myFont.SizeInPoints / 72.0f) * 100.0f;    // get the
leading in 1/100ths
   string s = "Activity Date: ";
   e.Graphics.DrawString(s, myBold, Brushes.Black, x, y,
StringFormat.GenericTypographic);
   float len = e.Graphics.MeasureString(s, myBold, new PointF(x, y),
StringFormat.GenericTypographic);
   e.Graphics.DrawString(actDate.ToShortDateString(), myFont,
Brushes.Black, x+len, y,
       StringFormat.GenericTypographic);
   y += leading;        // advance to next line.  This would be single
spaced
   // print out some more things here
   When y is below the bottom margin of the page set HasMorePages to true
and exit the routine.  Keep track of data locations either in class
variables of the subclass (as I do) or in some external way.

Ron Allen

Johan,
   Also you need to compensate for the physical margins of the printer
used.  Search for GetHardMargins in
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.drawing or microsoft.dotnet.languages.vb
for some code to do this.  If you can't find this I can send a C# module
that does this.
Ron Allen