Yup, probably a 95% chance that implementing OCX support is way too much
trouble for anyone to bother with in the immediate future... Your best bet is
to find a dll that does the equivilant.
Dave, the ever-wary of COM.
<< Danny wrote:
> I see.. well the system that is being used in the OCX
Danny wrote:
I see.. well the system that is being used in the OCX is more
flexible.. it offers the possibility to write or preformat your
Win32::OLE can do ActiveX/OLE stuff. But according to the POD it doesn't
yet support OCX-controls, so you may be out of luck. I think that's the
Dear Harald,
I see.. well the system that is being used in the OCX is more
flexible.. it offers the possibility to write or preformat your
page in the spool memory by using simple commands, just like you
are outputting it to the screen, you need to paramater x and y
locati
| I thought of a solution whereby you could preformat your text &
| images, and than output it to the printer spool.
The only thing I can contribute to this is my rather unpleasant experience
with printing graphical data in windows (GDI, not any specific language). I
tried to open a bitmap (pa
Dear perl-win32-gui-users,
i'm resending this since there wasn't any reply about this topic..
althought it still would be interresting for many of our
perlmongers.
is there already any module for printing out graphical data..
i'm trying to make a little catalog, and to print it out
In all likelihood, your best bet is to subclass the window you want it to
accept the files, then filter for the appropriate message. I can dig up some
MSKB articles on it if you'd like.
Dave
In a message dated Sun, 6 May 2001 11:47:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Johan
Lindstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello, Piet!
You might try this subsequent code for your purpose.
I've taken one of the files of the examples and changed
it for the purpose ot this widget.
Henrik Hedemann
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