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PSPCLUFR II Printer Guide. IMAGERUNNER C2550 All in One Printer pdf manual download. Bilaspur CG, INDIAPRELUDEAll programmers creating software solutions for their client, invariably have. There are many third party tools available in the market which are. I, too, have used such report writers, until recently, for my even my most. That is until I discovered the power of the printer. Most literature on Visual Basic, including books and articles, generally explore. I believe is, why most. The focus of my article is to demystify the printer object and. For detailed. syntaxes of the objects, statements, commands, properties and methods used here. Microsoft. The sub topics covered in the article include. Select the printer Windows operating system allows you to install more than one printer. CGTimesBoldItalic.ttf' alt='Cg Times Bold Italic Font' title='Cg Times Bold Italic Font' />One of. VB provides us with the Printers collection and the Printer. The printers collection contains a list of the printers installed. Printers. Count specifies the number of printers. Printersi, where. Printer. Count 1. To get a list of all the printers installed we could use a code snipet, like. For i 1 to Printers. Count 1. Printer. Print Printersi. Name. Next i. Printer. End. Docor For Each P in Printers. Printer. Print P. Name. Next PPrinter. End. Doc. The Printer object represents the printer which has been marked. Windows environment. The entire discussion here uses the printer object and can. Printersi object. Setup Page Dimensions. The next thing that you must do is setup the dimensions of the paper on which. Windows has 4. 1 predefined paper sizes based on the standard. Other than these if the size of the. The properties used here are Printer. Paper. Size, Printer. Height and Printer. Width. The more commonly used paper sizes are. Printer. Paper. Size vb. PRPSLetter. Printer. Paper. Size vb. PRPSA4. Please refer to the Microsoft documentation for a complete list of paper size constants. To use a custom size paper your code will look something like. Printer. Height 1. Printer. Width 5 1. Any attempt to alter the height or the width of the printer object, automatically changes the Printer. Paper. Size to vb. PRPSUser. While you are at it, you may also want to setup the orientation of the paper. Printer. Orientation vb. PRORPortrait. Printer. Orientation vb. PRORLandscape. Any time during the print session you want to check the dimensions of the paper size you can refer to the height and width properties for the printer object. While printing a page a typical use for the height is to compare the paper length with current position of the printer head and determine whether the next line can be printed on the same page or you should request for a new page. Note Depending upon the printer driver installed for the printer it may or may not report an error is any of the printer properties is set beyond the acceptable range. Change to a new page. Printing to the printer is done in page mode, i. In VB, this is accomplished by invoking the New. Page method like this. Printer. New. Page. This method instructs the printer object to end the current page and advance to the next page. End of Print Job. When you have completed printing all the text and graphics that required to be printed in this print job the printer object must be so informed. You can do so using the End. Doc method. This terminates a print operation and releases the document to the printer. If something has been printed on the current page it automatically issues a Printer. New. Page to complete printing of the page. If a Printer. New. Page has been issued just before the Printer. End. Doc method, no blank page is printed. Cancel the Print Job. There will be occasions when you may want to abort the print session. This may be in response to a cancel request from the user or any such situation requiring you to do so. For such times we have been provided with the Kill. Doc method. Printer. Kill. Doc. The difference of the Kill. Doc and the End. Doc methods is more apparent when the operating systems Print Manager is handling the print jobs. If the operating systems Print Manager is handling the print job Kill. Doc deletes the current print job and the printer receives nothing. If Print Manager isnt handling the print job, some or all of the data may be sent to the printer before Kill. Doc can take effect. In this case, the printer driver resets the printer when possible and terminates the print job. Position the Head. We can get or set the position using the two properties, Printer. Current. X and Printer. Current. Y. As obvious by their names the return the position on the X and Y axes respectively. Label. 1. Caption Printer. Sample Basketball Tournament Opening Program there. Current. X, Printer. Current. Y. Alternately, you may use these very functions to position the printer head as per your requirement. Printer. Current. X 1. 44. 0. Printer. Current. Y 1. 44. Remember 1 inch 1. Similarly this next code snipet here will position the printer head at the center of the page half of width and height. Printer. Current. X Printer. Width 2. Printer. Current. Y Printer. Height 2. Every print instruction issued to place text or graphic on the page moves the Current. X and Current. Y and should be considered and, if necessary, taken care of before issuing the next print instruction. Print out the text. To print use. Printer. Print Text to Print. Printing starts at the location marked by the Current. X and Current. Y. After the text as been printed the values of the Current. X and Current. Y are changed to the new location. The new location is different when a, comma or a semi colon is added at the end of the Print statement. Run the following code and compare the results. Printer. Current. X 0. Printer. Current. Y 0. Printer. Print Printer. Current. X, Printer. Current. Y. Printer. Current. X 0. Printer. Current. Y 0. Printer. Print Printer. Current. X, Printer. Current. Y. notice the semi colon at the end of the print statement. Printer. Current. X 0. Printer. Current. Y 0. Printer. Print Printer. Current. X, Printer. Current. Y. in this case note the, comma at the end of the print statement. Justification Left, Right or Center. Justification is accomplished with the help of two methods of the printer object, viz Printer. Text. HeightText and Printer. Text. WidthText, with which we can determine the about of vertical and horizontal space that will be occupied when you print the Text. So in this example. Txt Gajendra S. Dhir. Txt. Width Printer. Text. Widthm. Txt. Txt. Width is the amount of horizontal space required by the text in m. Txt to print. Let us see print this as Left, Right and Center Justified. Margins on the Left, Right and Top of the Printer. Printer. Current. X 1. 44. 0. Max. Width Printer. Width 1. Printer. Current. Y 1. 44. Left Justified is the simplest form of justification and the head position is already set. Printer. Print m. Txt. The printer head automatically moves to the starting point on the next line as there is no comma or semi colon at the end of the Print. Lets try right justification. We have Current. Y set for the next print statement. We need to set the Current. X. Now we will require the Max. Width and Txt. Width values, which we have ready with us above. Left Margin. Printer. Current. X 1. 44. Max. Width Txt. Width. Printer. Print m. Txt. Similarly, you can achieve center justification. Printer. Current.