QueryPageSettings and the Printing dialog box

[SamSpade]

In QueryPageSettings I tell the user to do things like reinsert a sheet to
print on the other side.

I also let him optionally cancel printing that page.

Or the rest of the pages.

Probably add a button that cancels previous pages not yet sent to the
printer (when I figure how to do it)

Meanwhile there is a dialogbox visible (from DotNet or the driver - I don't
know which) advising what page is being printed and enabling the user to
cancel.

It's redundant. Is there a way to keep it from appearing?

Thanks,

BTW, does that boxes Cancel button cancel the entire job including what is
already spooled of just future pages?

[Ron Allen]

Sam,
Set the PrintDocuments PrintController to an instance of a
StandardPrintController. The default is a
StandardPrintControllerWithStatusDialog.

Ron Allen
" SamSpade" <st**************@REMOVEaol.com> wrote in message
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In QueryPageSettings I tell the user to do things like reinsert a sheet to
print on the other side.

I also let him optionally cancel printing that page.

Or the rest of the pages.

Probably add a button that cancels previous pages not yet sent to the
printer (when I figure how to do it)

Meanwhile there is a dialogbox visible (from DotNet or the driver - I don't know which) advising what page is being printed and enabling the user to
cancel.

It's redundant. Is there a way to keep it from appearing?

Thanks,

BTW, does that boxes Cancel button cancel the entire job including what is
already spooled of just future pages?

[SamSpade]

Perfect - thanks a lot

"Ron Allen" <rallen@_nospam_src-us.com> wrote in message
news:eW**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Sam,
Set the PrintDocuments PrintController to an instance of a
StandardPrintController. The default is a
StandardPrintControllerWithStatusDialog.

Ron Allen
" SamSpade" <st**************@REMOVEaol.com> wrote in message
news:Oi**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

In QueryPageSettings I tell the user to do things like reinsert a sheet to print on the other side.

I also let him optionally cancel printing that page.

Or the rest of the pages.

Probably add a button that cancels previous pages not yet sent to the
printer (when I figure how to do it)

Meanwhile there is a dialogbox visible (from DotNet or the driver - I

don't

know which) advising what page is being printed and enabling the user to
cancel.

It's redundant. Is there a way to keep it from appearing?

Thanks,

BTW, does that boxes Cancel button cancel the entire job including what is already spooled of just future pages?