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Why can I nevertheless ask for the printer-configuration by programming:<br />
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CPrintDialog PrintDialog(FALSE);<br />
PrintDialog.GetDefaults();<wbr /> &nbsp;???<br />
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Why does it work, also if I don't use '(this)' ???<br />
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Why can I nevertheless ask for the printer-configuration by programming:

CPrintDialog PrintDialog(FALSE);
PrintDialog.GetDefaults();  ???

Why does it work, also if I don't use '(this)' ???




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Then you should use CPrintDialog's constructor instead of CDialog's constructure:<br />
CPrintDialog(BOOL bPrintSetupOnly, DWORD dwFlags, CWnd* pParentWnd);<br />
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Then you should use CPrintDialog's constructor instead of CDialog's constructure:
CPrintDialog(BOOL bPrintSetupOnly, DWORD dwFlags, CWnd* pParentWnd);



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Thanks a lot !<br />
<br />
atari<br />

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I want to ask the printer-configuration without displaying the printer-configuration-dial<wbr />ogbox, so I programmed:<br />
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CPrintDialog printDialog(FALSE);<br />
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If I debug this codeline in VC++5.0 I always get a hwnd=0x0000. Does anybody knows, what's the cause for it ?<br />
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Thanks
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I want to ask the printer-configuration without displaying the printer-configuration-dialogbox, so I programmed:

CPrintDialog printDialog(FALSE);

If I debug this codeline in VC++5.0 I always get a hwnd=0x0000. Does anybody knows, what's the cause for it ?

Thanks

Problem with CPrintDialog

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