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- From: jatmon@iag.net (John R Buchan)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.owl
- Subject: Re: OWL Printing: HELP!!!!!
- Followup-To: comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.owl
- Date: 18 Jan 1996 20:35:44 GMT
- Organization: Internet Access Group, Orlando, Florida
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- In article <60xC6fJpv6B@n1032.timb.wad.org>, W.GESCHE@TIMB.wad.org says...
- ->
- ->Hi folks,
- ->
- ->I really do not know how to continue with my program.... :-(
- ->
- ->I use Borland C++ 4.02 and what I just wanna do is printing out some data
- ->in a Windows-Program.
- ->
- ->I tried it using fprintf(stdprn,"%s",mydata); but this cause ugly
- ->characters when you type some non-standard-Stuff, like the sz in German.
- ->But I do need it...
- ->
- ->Have someone an Ansi-Ascii Converter or what I prefer is to use the GDI
- ->for printing. But I really do not get along with the original
- ->documentation and my Borland C++ book, which I purchase does not help
- ->either.
- ->
- ->So, my problem short:
- ->1) Printing data from data-file like adresses, which are stored in a
- ->binary file:
- ->
- ->Klaus Mustermann
- ->Musterstrasse 45
- ->53XXX Musterstadt
- ->\n
- ->\n
- ->Stefan Mⁿller
- ->Mⁿllerstra▀e 10
- ->60323 Hausen
- ->
- ->And I want something to control, to say the user when he has to insert
- ->paper.
- ->
- ->Please send any suggestions (example sources, questions...) to
- ->W.Gesche@Timb.Wad.org.
- ->
- ->It is really urgent :-)
- ->
- ->Greetings come from:
- ->Wolfgang Gesche (W.Gesche@Timb.WaD.org) Much/Germany.
- ->## CrossPoint v3.1 ##
-
- Your best bet for an answer to a compiler/system specific question like this
- is in a group dedicated to that compiler and/or system. In this case,
- comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.owl seems likely choice. I have
- redirected follupw there. You might want to ftp (anonymous) to rtfm.mit.edu
- /pub/usenet-by-heirarchy and see, if they have a faq (Frequently Asked
- Question) list there.
-
- PS) You will fine the c.l.c faq list at /pub/usenet/comp.lang.c.
-
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- John R Buchan -:|:- Looking for that elusive FAQ? ftp to:
- jatmon@mail.iag.net -:|:- rtfm.mit.edu /pub/usenet-by-group/....
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