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I was a little to quick to give A Vaulin credit for the answer. It seems like all my printers give the value of the dmTTOption field to DMTT_SUBDEV. For instance I have a laber printer (Axiohm LabelWriter XL Plus) that definitely is not a Postscript printer. This printer gives the value DMTT_SUBDEV.<br />
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Have any other clues?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Dan &nbsp; &nbsp;(dan@lule.frontec.se)<br />

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I was a little to quick to give A Vaulin credit for the answer. It seems like all my printers give the value of the dmTTOption field to DMTT_SUBDEV. For instance I have a laber printer (Axiohm LabelWriter XL Plus) that definitely is not a Postscript printer. This printer gives the value DMTT_SUBDEV.

Have any other clues?

Thanks,
                 Dan    (dan@lule.frontec.se)


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There is also one way: there is dmDeviceName member which is unique among device drivers. You can analyze it.<br />

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There is also one way: there is dmDeviceName member which is unique among device drivers. You can analyze it.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I'm using Visual C++ 5.0 and MFC's common dialog class CPrintDialog to let the user select printer, printer options, and range of pages to print. After (s)he clicks OK I need to know if the selected printer is a postscript printer since we convert TIFF files to PS files before printing anything.<br />
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Any help is deeply appreciated!<br />
<br />
Thanks, &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dan<br />
__________________________<wbr />___<br />
Dan Andersson<br />
Frontec Norr AB<br />
Sweden<br />
Email: dan@lule.frontec.se
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Hi,

I'm using Visual C++ 5.0 and MFC's common dialog class CPrintDialog to let the user select printer, printer options, and range of pages to print. After (s)he clicks OK I need to know if the selected printer is a postscript printer since we convert TIFF files to PS files before printing anything.

Any help is deeply appreciated!

Thanks,	
	Dan
_____________________________
Dan Andersson
Frontec Norr AB
Sweden
Email: dan@lule.frontec.se

Is the selected printer a postscript printer?

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