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Grendel
PostPosted: March 29th, 2006, 4:56 pm 
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Any ideas, how to print out the aktive ahk-dialog to the standardprinter?
(i wanna use a button inside the dialog)

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PostPosted: March 29th, 2006, 5:01 pm 
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FileAppend the information. Then Run, print "File.txt"


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Or use some program to do a screen capture (like IrfanView or MWSnap) and ask it to print it...

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I think the idea was he wanted a dialog button like "print." In which case using only AHK is easier.


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PostPosted: March 30th, 2006, 11:19 am 
Greg wrote:
I think the idea was he wanted a dialog button like "print." In which case using only AHK is easier.


correct....

I tried to snapshot active dialog with
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send, {Alt Down}{PrintScreen}{Alt Up}


now i have the dialogscreenshot in clipboard..

Is there an easy way (maybe Windows internal command) to print the clipboard to the standard-printer ?!? :?:


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btw....this could give us a nice new internal command (eg. CLIPPRINT) , what do you mean ?

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Not that I am aware of, except by firing MSPaint, pasting the clipboard and printing the result, or something similar...
Perhaps with lot of DllCalls.
Otherwise, again IrfanView has a command line option to print the clipboard content.

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ok, than I try Irfanview first.
If someone discover a DLLCALL for it, let me now..

big thanks for your help.. :D

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i_view32.exe /clippaste /print

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PhiLho wrote:
i_view32.exe /clippaste /print


great....thanks

my solution is much more complicated
(uses kiu-clipsave.exe & needs .NET)

now my last working code is
Code:
PrintButton:
  OldClip := Clipboard
  Clipboard =
  send, {Alt Down}{PrintScreen}{Alt Up}
  RunWait, clipsave.exe, , Hide
  Run, mspaint.exe image.jpg
  WinWait, image.jpg - Paint,
  IfWinNotActive, image.jpg - Paint, , WinActivate, image.jpg - Paint,
  WinWaitActive, image.jpg - Paint,
  WinMenuSelectItem, image.jpg - Paint, , 1& ,8&
  Send, +{Enter 2}
  WinClose , image.jpg - Paint
  Clipboard := OldClip
Return


...but your solution is much quicker :-)

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so...finally that's highly acceptable for me...

Code:
PrintButton:
Blockinput, On
OldClip := Clipboard
Clipboard =
send, {Alt Down}{PrintScreen}{Alt Up}
RunWait, i_view32.exe /clippaste /print,,Hide
Clipboard := OldClip
Blockinput, Off
Return



BIG THANKS FOR ALL HELP 8)

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