Instead of the PrintDialog class, try using the PrintDocument class directly, where you can set the printer by the name: using System.Drawing.Printing; PrintDocument pd = new PrintDocument(); pd.PrinterSettings.PrinterName = “my printer”; To loop through the available printer names: foreach (string s in PrinterSettings.InstalledPrinters) { // }
Use end parameter in the print function print(new_item, end=” “) There is another way to do this, using comprehension and join. print (” “.join([function(word) for word in split]))
Some quick hints: print from java: see A Basic Printing Program status of printing job: you might be able to get something useful by using a PrintJobListener: Implementations of this listener interface should be attached to a DocPrintJob to monitor the status of the printer job. These callback methods may be invoked on the thread … Read more
Perhaps this does the trick (in IE and Firefox, not in Opera. Don’t know about WebKit): var yourDOCTYPE = “<!DOCTYPE html…”; // your doctype declaration var printPreview = window.open(‘about:blank’, ‘print_preview’); var printDocument = printPreview.document; printDocument.open(); printDocument.write(yourDOCTYPE+ “<html>”+ document.documentElement.innerHTML+ “</html>”); printDocument.close(); (Note the difference between window.open() and document.open()!) However, you will lose all custom DOM thingies, … Read more
In order to print, you can make use of the Worksheet.PrintOut() method. You can omit any or all of the optional arguments by passing in Type.Missing. If you omit all of them, it will default to printing out one copy from your active printer. But you can make use of the arguments to set the … Read more
When I did it (which about 12 years ago) I started with the postscript driver sample, replaced all the postscript-specific stuff (in my case, to write to a bitmap instead of generating postscript commands). I also wrote a custom print monitor (the driver writes to the spooler, which write to a monitor): my monitor wrote … Read more
So, to emulate ZPL printer on your mac (possibly windows too): Install this chrome app Zpl Printer Go to printer settings, add new one. Port can vary. Double-check it. Make sure everything turned on. To test it, try in your terminal: lp -o “raw” -q1 -d zpl <<< “CT~~CD,~CC^~CT~^XA~TA000~JSN^LT0^MNW^MTT^PON^PMN^LH0,0^JMA^PR6,6~SD15^JUS^LRN^CI0^XZ^XA^MMT^PW508^LL0203^LS0^BY4,3,138^FT48,155^BCN,,Y,N^FD>;12^FS^PQ1,0,1,Y^XZ” If everything tuned properly, in ZPL … Read more
Finally after hours and hours of searching for the right files, i have found the answer to my problem. You can download the GSPRINT in HERE You can download the Ghostscript GPL in HERE With this extracted files in your PC (Windows) you can print your PDF with this command GHOSTSCRIPT_PATH = “C:\\path\\to\\GHOSTSCRIPT\\bin\\gswin32.exe” GSPRINT_PATH = … Read more
Another great solution!! All credit goes to Codescratcher <script> function ImagetoPrint(source) { return “<html><head><scri”+”pt>function step1(){\n” + “setTimeout(‘step2()’, 10);}\n” + “function step2(){window.print();window.close()}\n” + “</scri” + “pt></head><body onload=’step1()’>\n” + “<img src=”” + source + “” /></body></html>”; } function PrintImage(source) { var Pagelink = “about:blank”; var pwa = window.open(Pagelink, “_new”); pwa.document.open(); pwa.document.write(ImagetoPrint(source)); pwa.document.close(); } </script> <a href=”#” onclick=”PrintImage(‘YOUR_IMAGE_PATH_HERE.JPG’); … Read more
The problem is that the the Java print API is a bridge between worlds. Printer manufacturers don’t release drivers for the JVM. They release drivers for Windows, Macintosh, and maybe someone has a a driver for a given printer that works on one or more *nix platforms. Along you come with some Java code running … Read more