1. Newbie question re Clipbrd.e and/or Windows printing
- Posted by Tracy Tees <my_tracy at HOTMAIL.COM> Jun 19, 1999
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Hi everyone, Has someone a way of transferring the palette data for an image to the Windows clipboard using Jacques Deschenes clipbrd.e? Or, is there a Win 32 program that can read a saved bitmap and open the print dialog to print it? My Windows programming skills aren't up to it. I've written a simple paint program for DOS 32. I need to let the user print the picture they've created. I couldn't do it throug DOS so I tried Jacques Deschenes clipbrd.e to copy the picture to the Windows clipboard (so it can be pasted into a 'real' paint program), which worked really well except that the palette is mixed up. Thanks for any help, Tracy ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
2. Re: Newbie question re Clipbrd.e and/or Windows printing
- Posted by Mathew Hounsell <mfh03 at UOW.EDU.AU> Jun 20, 1999
- 489 views
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3. Re: Newbie question re Clipbrd.e and/or Windows printing
- Posted by Mathew Hounsell <mfh03 at UOW.EDU.AU> Jun 20, 1999
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> Date: Sat, 19 Jun 1999 09:14:51 PDT > From: Tracy Tees <my_tracy at HOTMAIL.COM> > Or, is there a Win 32 program that can read a saved bitmap and open the > print dialog to print it? My Windows programming skills aren't up to it. Paint Bruch (pbrush.exe ) a windows accesory can read bitmpa and pcx files. To print a file run pbrush.exe /p <filename> eg pbrush.exe /p logo.bmp I don't know about all microsofts windows programs but Notepad and Paintbrush both accept /p on the command line to cause it to print the file specified. I have included a registry file to allow you to add print to the right-click menu for bmp and pcx files. ------------------------- Sincerely, Mathew Hounsell mat.hounsell at excite.com