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| How to browse and connect to printers on a network (WinNT) |
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The ConnectToPrinterDlg function -- on which this example is based -- displays a dialog box that lets users browse and connect to printers on a network.
If the user selects a printer, the function attempts to create a connection to it; if a suitable driver is not installed on the server, the user is given the option of creating a printer locally. |
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Created: 2003-01-26 17:05:50
Modified: 2009-01-03 15:26:33
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A calling application can determine whether the function has created a printer locally by calling GetPrinter with a PRINTER_INFO_2 structure, then examining that structure"s Attributes member.
An application should call DeletePrinter to delete a local printer. An application should call DeletePrinterConnection to delete a connection to a printer.
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How to browse and connect to printers on a network (WinNT) 
