[python-win32] PCL Printer programming
Jens B. Jorgensen
jens.jorgensen at tallan.com
Thu Aug 5 00:48:10 CEST 2004
Your question is heading towards definite RTFM territory. This can
probably be easily done through a basic sequence of:
from win32print import *
OpenPrinter(...)
StartDocPrinter(...)
WritePrinter(...)
These are documented inthe win32all extensions documentation. For more
detail about how the underlying calls work, refer to the on-line MSDN
library.
Jody Burgess wrote:
>If I had specific PCL codes and a graphic file that I wanted to send to a
>specific network printer that I may or may not be connected to, how can this
>be accomplished in Python?
>
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