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xerox printers &nbsp;has it and &nbsp;it is called &nbsp;banner &nbsp;sheet but i am not sure what is the &nbsp;function used to do it.
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xerox printers  has it and  it is called  banner  sheet but i am not sure what is the  function used to do it.

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Quick question. &nbsp;Anyone know if there's a way to see where a print job originated? &nbsp;I'm using the new system.printing namespace in .net 3.0 to monitor printers and move print jobs around. &nbsp;One thing that I am stuck on is if you can work out which application printed the print job? &nbsp;Any way of determining this whether its through .net, another language or any other method?
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Quick question.  Anyone know if there's a way to see where a print job originated?  I'm using the new system.printing namespace in .net 3.0 to monitor printers and move print jobs around.  One thing that I am stuck on is if you can work out which application printed the print job?  Any way of determining this whether its through .net, another language or any other method?

Print Job Source

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Printers and Scanners

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