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Re: TPrintDialog or Crystal Reports API c functions

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From: dcent
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 06:37
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Isn't the OS selected Printer the Default printer? Take a look at the 
Printer() object too, it might help.

Diogo Silva wrote:
> How can I get the OS selected(not the defaulte one) printer name, driver
> name
> and port
> name with TPrintDialog?
> Is it possible?
> If you know other way to do it please tell me!
> 
> Tanks....
> 
> *****
> Diogo
> 
> 


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dcent

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