Printing a Web Control (OT?)

[Mitchell Vincent]

I know this isn't the right newsgroup for this question but I can't seem to
find one that is appropriate. It's a general Windows programming question I
suppose. Hopefully someone will have mercy on me and give me a hand. This
application isn't written in any MS language, it's written in a little
language called PureBasic (www.purebasic.com).

Anyway, on with the show.

I have a web control that I'm printing by sending it a #OLECMDID_PRINT,
#OLECMDEXECOPT_PROMPTUSER message. It works somewhat in that it does present
the user with the default print dialog but it ignores the "number of copies"
option.

I'm also having some trouble when I print multiple web controls using
#OLECMDID_PRINT, #OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, in that they somehow get
added to the print queue in random order, not in the order in which I told
them to print!

Any and all help appreciated, including pointers to another newgroup! I'm an
MSDN subscriber (through the Empower program) and I seem to remember having
access to some other newgroups - can anyone hit me with a clue stick there?

Thanks!

 

[Brian Cryer]

I know this isn't the right newsgroup for this question but I can't seem to
find one that is appropriate. It's a general Windows programming question I
suppose. Hopefully someone will have mercy on me and give me a hand. This
application isn't written in any MS language, it's written in a little
language called PureBasic (www.purebasic.com).

Anyway, on with the show.

I have a web control that I'm printing by sending it a #OLECMDID_PRINT,
#OLECMDEXECOPT_PROMPTUSER message. It works somewhat in that it does present
the user with the default print dialog but it ignores the "number of copies"
option.

I'm also having some trouble when I print multiple web controls using
#OLECMDID_PRINT, #OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, in that they somehow get
added to the print queue in random order, not in the order in which I told
them to print!

Any and all help appreciated, including pointers to another newgroup! I'm an
MSDN subscriber (through the Empower program) and I seem to remember having
access to some other newgroups - can anyone hit me with a clue stick there?

Thanks!

I can't help directly (sorry), but you could try the news group
that newsgroup is
for the webbrowser control.

Hope that helps,

Brian.

www.cryer.co.uk/brian

 

[Mitchell Vincent]

Thank you Brian! Extremely helpful!