On Sun, 22 Apr 2001 15:44:50 +0000, David Hallowell
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>Until the XP print preview is in and working reliably then we should use
>the Win32 standard print preview control, which would open in a
>chromless window when someone selects File | Print Preview. This would
>put us on the same level as Netscape 4.x (Print preview was only offered
>on Windows) and IE 5.5 and above.
>
>Being a standard windows control it knows the capabilities of the
>printer as returned by the printer driver and therefore the preview will
>accurately represent what will be produced on paper.
Which standard windows control for print preview are you referring to?
The print preview in Netscape 4.x uses MFC, which thankfully isn't
used by mozilla. I don't know of any standard control, unless it was
added to the Win32 API recently. Do you have a link with some
information about the control?
Chris Hill
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