Hello,
I need help with something that should be pretty trivial, but I can't seem
to find an easy way to do it.
I have a printing routine set up in a windows vb.net 2005 app. The routine
has all the printing settings defined, so no PrintDialog is needed. However,
when printing starts, the application displays a print notification window
while buffering information. Granted, it's there for only a second or so,
but I need this window suppressed nevertheless.
I'd expect this to be a simple switch of the PrintController object, but it
isn't. Is there an easy way to do this? If not, can somebody point me in the
right direction about writing a system hook that intercepts the message from
the printer.
Much obliged,
Milan 3 1612
I have a printing routine set up in a windows vb.net 2005 app. The routine
has all the printing settings defined, so no PrintDialog is needed. However,
when printing starts, the application displays a print notification window
while buffering information. Granted, it's there for only a second or so,
but I need this window suppressed nevertheless.
The following works for me in vb 2003. I think all that you need to do is
to not use the default PrintController object - to do that, you just make a
new one:
dim pd as New Printing.PrintD ocument
....
pd.PrintControl ler = New Printing.Standa rdPrintControll er ' add this line
<<----
....
pd.Print
Thanks. I knew there had to be something simple. I can't believe I didn't
catch that in the docs.
Milan
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>I have a printing routine set up in a windows vb.net 2005 app. The routine has all the printing settings defined, so no PrintDialog is needed. However, when printing starts, the application displays a print notification window while buffering information. Granted, it's there for only a second or so, but I need this window suppressed nevertheless.
The following works for me in vb 2003. I think all that you need to do is
to not use the default PrintController object - to do that, you just make
a
new one:
dim pd as New Printing.PrintD ocument
...
pd.PrintControl ler = New Printing.Standa rdPrintControll er ' add this line
<<----
...
pd.Print
Thanks. I knew there had to be something simple. I can't believe I didn't
catch that in the docs.
I didn't get it from the docs. I got this tip from these newsgroups. I
posted your question a couple of years ago and someone (an mvp I think) gave
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