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SetDefaultPrinter call via System Plug-in
Hello
I'm trying to use the System plug-in to call the SetDefaultPrinter function (which I understand is availabel on my Windows XP system), but I'm not having much success. I found an earlier posting (here) and decided to start by copying the GetDefaultPrinter example, but when I use the following: Quote:
Similarly when I try the following: Quote:
This is the first time I've use the System plug-in, and though I've read the help and tutorial I'm afraid I don't seem to be grasping it. Any help and suggestions to point me in the right direction would be gratefully received. TIA Tim |
Here is one way to do it:
ExecWait 'rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n "HP LaserJet 4240 PCL 6"' |
Here is one way to do it:
ExecWait 'rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n "HP LaserJet 4240 PCL 6"' |
Thanks cchian
That works a lot better. Regards Tim |
Looking at this MSDN page I think that the correct syntax for the GetDefaultPrinter function should be:
and you should get a non-zero value at $1 if the function succeeds, along with the printer name at $0. You could try adding ?e at the end to get extended error information (on $2):code: Also the SetDefaultPrinter call should like this:code: and I think you would have to experiment a bit with both functions to figure out the format of PrinterNamecode: Hope this helps ... CF |
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