Finnally I'm able to convert a document into RTF via VC++ with VPEngine. It was much more easier using only VB.
Now I'm using DriverInit, therefore the printer has to be installed.
We don't want to install the printer. We only want to start/stop it from code.
(RTFDriverInit & DriverInit with the demo retrieve only "0", when the printer isn't installed. Both are working with the installed driver.)
Is this possible with the licensed RTFDriverInit?
thx
Andrew
PS: Why isn't there a VC++-Developer Community
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Hello
RTFDriverInit may return 0 if you are logging to the system as a 'User' and not 'Administrator'.
Under some operating systems like Winodws NT / 2000/ and XP only Administarors have the right to install a printer on the system. As the RTFDriverInit function installs a printer on the system so it should be called by an administrator.
Re PS: this board is relatevely new and we will definitely add more forums later on.
Have a nice day !
RTFDriverInit may return 0 if you are logging to the system as a 'User' and not 'Administrator'.
Under some operating systems like Winodws NT / 2000/ and XP only Administarors have the right to install a printer on the system. As the RTFDriverInit function installs a printer on the system so it should be called by an administrator.
Re PS: this board is relatevely new and we will definitely add more forums later on.
Have a nice day !