Add or edit custom PaperSize to LocalPrintServer
I'm trying to "Create a new form" of PaperSize like in this interface but using C#:
I can't create a new instance of PaperSize and call the System.Drawing.Printing.Print() method because I'm creating a plugin for a software that has its own Print method and doesn’t accept custom PaperSizes. Instead it only takes PaperSizes from the list provided by the LocalPrintServer.
I can access the LocalPrintServer class from System.Printing but I can't find a way to "Create a new form". Is this feature available? I don't even know. Any ideas?
c# system.printing
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I'm trying to "Create a new form" of PaperSize like in this interface but using C#:
I can't create a new instance of PaperSize and call the System.Drawing.Printing.Print() method because I'm creating a plugin for a software that has its own Print method and doesn’t accept custom PaperSizes. Instead it only takes PaperSizes from the list provided by the LocalPrintServer.
I can access the LocalPrintServer class from System.Printing but I can't find a way to "Create a new form". Is this feature available? I don't even know. Any ideas?
c# system.printing
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
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add a comment |
I'm trying to "Create a new form" of PaperSize like in this interface but using C#:
I can't create a new instance of PaperSize and call the System.Drawing.Printing.Print() method because I'm creating a plugin for a software that has its own Print method and doesn’t accept custom PaperSizes. Instead it only takes PaperSizes from the list provided by the LocalPrintServer.
I can access the LocalPrintServer class from System.Printing but I can't find a way to "Create a new form". Is this feature available? I don't even know. Any ideas?
c# system.printing
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
I'm trying to "Create a new form" of PaperSize like in this interface but using C#:
I can't create a new instance of PaperSize and call the System.Drawing.Printing.Print() method because I'm creating a plugin for a software that has its own Print method and doesn’t accept custom PaperSizes. Instead it only takes PaperSizes from the list provided by the LocalPrintServer.
I can access the LocalPrintServer class from System.Printing but I can't find a way to "Create a new form". Is this feature available? I don't even know. Any ideas?
c# system.printing
c# system.printing
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:18
BabuhBabuh
108
108
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