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<var>var</var> := PRINTDIALOG [ <var>settings</var> ] | |||
< | Show the print dialog. If the <var>settings</var> argument is specified, the printer settings are set, too. The argument <var>settings</var> is a string consisting of all available print parameters (including the selected printer) in a packed form. The print dialog is derived from the windows print dialog and is a part of the implementation of display and graph items. | ||
The command returns the current printer settings in a format suitable for using it as the <var>settings</var> parameter. | |||
<var>RC</var> is set to 0 on OK and 1 on Cancel. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 17 September 2019
var := PRINTDIALOG [ settings ]
Show the print dialog. If the settings argument is specified, the printer settings are set, too. The argument settings is a string consisting of all available print parameters (including the selected printer) in a packed form. The print dialog is derived from the windows print dialog and is a part of the implementation of display and graph items.
The command returns the current printer settings in a format suitable for using it as the settings parameter.
RC is set to 0 on OK and 1 on Cancel.
