ok i posted this under the C++ part of the forum but maybe this will be more relevant.
i need to print a file (letter.htm) from the printer using C++. i have the BORLAND v6 C++ complier and i'm just having a difficult time finding out how to print from the cmd window. this program is accually a little shortcut for my job (just want to cut corners here and there, so instead of changing the name and date i can just change the name in the program and it will print automatically, and the macros are disabled in the word on our computers) and i need to get to the printer.
the basic structure of my program looks like this
open htm file
get the name
change the name in the file
close the file
and now i want to add another step
to print the file right before it repeates
how would i print an HTML file with C++ not using any GUI or printdialogues?
or how would i bring up the shellExecute() function within the .Net framework?
or is therer any similar function/command that i could use to print?
thx V
i need to print a file (letter.htm) from the printer using C++. i have the BORLAND v6 C++ complier and i'm just having a difficult time finding out how to print from the cmd window. this program is accually a little shortcut for my job (just want to cut corners here and there, so instead of changing the name and date i can just change the name in the program and it will print automatically, and the macros are disabled in the word on our computers) and i need to get to the printer.
the basic structure of my program looks like this
open htm file
get the name
change the name in the file
close the file
and now i want to add another step
to print the file right before it repeates
how would i print an HTML file with C++ not using any GUI or printdialogues?
or how would i bring up the shellExecute() function within the .Net framework?
or is therer any similar function/command that i could use to print?
thx V