On 1/2/2000 at 8:01 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I guess there really isn't a built-in printing mechanism. The
workaround
I have figured out is writing an html file, which can be printed from a
web browser.
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Non-trivial printing seems like a tough cross-platform challenge, since
I'm sure the models are very different. The other workaround that's
been discussed is using PDF the same way, write to a PDF format and let
Acrobat finish the job. But I don't think anyone's implemented that
yet.
-Ted.
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On 1/2/2000 at 8:01 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Joel,
> Assuming that you are using a system that has pseudo-file-names that
> refer to hardware devices (or communication channels), you can use
> 'write directed to such a file name.
Well, yes. I am developing my script under Linux, but it may be used
under Mac, Win95, or any number of other platforms.
I guess there really isn't a built-in printing mechanism. The
workaround
I have figured out is writing an html file, which can be printed from a
web browser.
Later,
Eric
