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Printing bitmap on HP Printer

Hi,

I'm looking for a sample code or a C library to print a bitmap image on
color HP deskjet printer.

Thanks for your help

Y.K.
Oct 25 '06 #1
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Yann KERNIN <yk*****@null.comwrote:
I'm looking for a sample code or a C library to print a bitmap image on
color HP deskjet printer.
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Oct 25 '06 #2

Yann KERNIN wrote:
Hi,

I'm looking for a sample code or a C library to print a bitmap image on
color HP deskjet printer.
In windows printers typically act like GDI devices. So figure out how
to open one and then draw your bitmap like you would on the screen.

in linux you can just use a bmp2ps [or some other chain of conversions]
followed by a "lpr" command.

totally off topic and has nothing to do with C though...

tom

Oct 25 '06 #3
"Tom St Denis" <to********@gmail.comwrites:
Yann KERNIN wrote:
>I'm looking for a sample code or a C library to print a bitmap image on
color HP deskjet printer.

In windows printers typically act like
[snip]
>
in linux you can just use
[snip]
>
totally off topic and has nothing to do with C though...
Since it's totally off topic, please don't try to give advice that
nobody here is likely to be able to evaluate. (The reasons for this
have been discussed at great length.)

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