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hello,<br />
Thank you very much &nbsp;vladi21 thatreally helped me a lot<br />
With best regards<br />
Priyan.T
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hello,
Thank you very much  vladi21 thatreally helped me a lot
With best regards
Priyan.T

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hello,<br />
sorry for giving just 2 points for such a good answer,actually i didn't notice it.Actually for all my questions the last digit in ths points has been deleted.it should have been 10/20 etc instead it is displaying 1/2.<br />
with regards<br />
Priyan.T<br />

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hello,
sorry for giving just 2 points for such a good answer,actually i didn't notice it.Actually for all my questions the last digit in ths points has been deleted.it should have been 10/20 etc instead it is displaying 1/2.
with regards
Priyan.T


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Hi, I'd like to print a file/components to a printer without seeing the file/cmponents &nbsp;on screen and without having the print dialog box poping out. I've been told that you could only bypass the print dialog box by playing in the peer win32(i am not sure about this expression).Where can I find it? <br />
Is it possible to do this in jdl1.1.7.<br />
I've been also told that jdk 1.2 offered the possibility of not having the dialog box pop up; but how do I implement this?<br />
With regards <br />
Priyan.T<br />
ICQ:54490947<br />
mail:priyan.thiruthiyil@li<wbr />sec.com
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Hi, I'd like to print a file/components to a printer without seeing the file/cmponents  on screen and without having the print dialog box poping out. I've been told that you could only bypass the print dialog box by playing in the peer win32(i am not sure about this expression).Where can I find it? 
Is it possible to do this in jdl1.1.7.
I've been also told that jdk 1.2 offered the possibility of not having the dialog box pop up; but how do I implement this?
With regards 
Priyan.T
ICQ:54490947
mail:priyan.thiruthiyil@lisec.com

Printer dialog!

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