How can I print report directly to the printer, instead of viewing it on screen?
Thanks / Furqan
You may need to use the web service to call the report, receive the byte stream and print directly.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152787.aspx
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Working on a project I need to print barcode labels from ASP NET Core with Blazor on a Zebra printer
I have already researched everywhere and found that it can be done with JSPrintManager, but you have to pay to use it.
My questions are:
Since the printer uses ZPL code, how to send ZPL code to the printer connected on the USB client side, is there any method, TCP, method or library?
Is it possible to print in some other way without using ZPL code?
For example, having a list of products and pressing a button that prints the labels with their barcode and product description directly
either
Let it load a preview and then print the eqtieutas
Everything I found didn't work in version 2016 which I'm using.
I'm looking to print only the first page of the selected message.
Outlook Object Model does not give you much control over printing - MailItem.PrintOut is all you get. You'd be better off saving the message in the HTML or MHTML format, opening it in Word programmatically and printing it using Application.PrintOut (where Application is Word.Application).
Is there any way to send a print to the "Microsoft Print to PDF" driver already sending the file name and the location that it will be saved when using Printer.Print?
I don't think it is possible using Printer.Print because the file name must be supplied via StartDoc() in gdi32.dll and the Printer object makes that call for you so you have no chance to modify it.
The alternative is to do your printing via API calls from cradle to grave.
I want to send a string to a printer from an iPad using code.
The trouble is, I want to connect to the printer using wifi, and then send a string to it for printing. But I don't know how to connect to the printer, and how to send the string, hope someone can help me. Thanks.
The printer and the iPad are in the same local area off-line, I want to use the socket to transfer the content that I want to print through the IP address of the printer.
If the printer is configured as an AirPrinter then it's fairly easy using UIPrintInteractionController.
I'm currently pulling HTML data from a database and displaying it in a WebBrowser control in my VB.Net application so that it's correctly rendered. The next step is to print it, but I need to be able to send it to a specific printer rather than the default printer. How can I accomplish this?
You might check this thread
Printing From WebBrowser control prints to wrong printer after setting default
Basically, remember the current default printer, set the desired printer as default, print, then restore the original default printer.