Re: Print Properties

From: Camiel Wijffels (Remove_at_Me.Com)
Date: 01/22/04

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    The conjunction of GetPrinter and SetPrinter works just fine. Except for one
    point - the printerproperties gets lost.

    ie, when I have my app and select printer properties with (for example) the
    default printer, I can change the settings. These will indeed be used while
    printing. However when I select another printer in my listbox (applying once
    the Get/Set pair) and I go back to my default printer in my listbox
    (applying the Get/Set pair once more), the settings just made are lost. Only
    the printer default remains.

    How to solve? 

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Met vriendelijke groet, Camiel Wijffels
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