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I want to change printer setting by programically in VB.net how I can make this. I search google I find one code this code appear the printer in combo box but not open the settings.<br />
Pls help......
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I want to change printer setting by programically in VB.net how I can make this. I search google I find one code this code appear the printer in combo box but not open the settings.
Pls help......

Printing on VB.net

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Printers and Scanners

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Visual Basic.NET

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