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Chapter 4 - Advanced Printing Features / Advanced Printing Features Reference

Functions

Working With Paper Types

You use the GXNewPaperType function to create a new paper-type object, and you use the GXDisposePaperType function to dispose of a paper-type object.

You can use the GXGetNewPaperType function to retrieve a paper-type object from a resource or use the GXGetJobPaperType function to access a specific paper-type object. You use the GXGetJobPaperType function to obtain the indexed paper-type object from the total set of paper-type objects that are accessible to a particular job object.

You can use the GXCountJobPaperTypes function to obtain the total number of paper-type definitions that are accessible to a particular job object.

You use the GXCopyPaperType function to replace the contents of the destination paper-type object with that of the source paper-type object.

You use the GXGetPaperTypeName function to obtain the name of a paper-type object.

You use the GXGetPaperTypeDimensions function to obtain the page rectangle and the paper rectangle associated with a paper-type object.

You use the GXGetPaperTypeJob function to obtain the reference to the job object that owns the paper-type object.

You use the GXForEachJobPaperTypeDo function to call an application-defined function for each paper-type definition that is accessible to a particular job object.

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Subtopics

GXNewPaperType

GXDisposePaperType

GXGetNewPaperType

GXGetJobPaperType

GXCountJobPaperTypes

GXCopyPaperType

GXGetPaperTypeName

GXGetPaperTypeDimensions

GXGetPaperTypeJob

GXForEachJobPaperTypeDo

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