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IPrintOEMUI::DeviceCapabilities -> recursive implementation?

Hey there,

I working at universal printerdriver. So every printer that is going
to be connected to this driver, has to have its own supported
papernames. Normally these papernames are retrieved from the PPD file.
But i want to provide them myself by using the function
IPrintOEMUI::DeviceCapabilities.

Does anybody has some experience with this function, and examples.
Does this function need to be implemented in a recursive way?

TIA

Marco Bosman
Jul 22 '05 #1
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Hey there,

I working at universal printerdriver. So every printer that is going
to be connected to this driver, has to have its own supported
papernames. Normally these papernames are retrieved from the PPD file.
But i want to provide them myself by using the function
IPrintOEMUI::DeviceCapabilities.

Does anybody has some experience with this function, and examples.
Does this function need to be implemented in a recursive way?


God know what you are talking about but it isn't the C++ language. Some
operating system API or third party library perhaps?

Suggest you read this groups welcome message before posting here again, you
are off topic here. http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

john
Jul 22 '05 #2

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