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To Print or not To Print
The Synergy Windows Printing API is a collection of routines that allow you to fully control printing on the Windows platform, and make use of extended printer features. The API records the print information in a Windows enhanced metafile which can then be played back to devices such as a printer or the print preview [...]
Posted on February 12, 2010 at 10:10 pm by Richard Morris · Permalink
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In: Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, Windows Printing API · Tagged with: API, DBLDIR, printing, Synergy Windows Printing API
In: Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, Windows Printing API · Tagged with: API, DBLDIR, printing, Synergy Windows Printing API
Picture This!
In days of old, carrying your trusted, heavy weight camera around your neck, you’d take the perfect snap. You’d then continue snapping away until the film was full, which, for the impatient among us, meant taking a large number of “I was just finishing off the film darling” type shots. On returning home you’d quickly [...]
Posted on January 28, 2010 at 11:29 pm by Richard Morris · Permalink
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In: Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, Windows Printing API · Tagged with: Harrier, OpenVMS
In: Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, Windows Printing API · Tagged with: Harrier, OpenVMS
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