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From: Terry O. <te...@st...> - 2004-12-02 01:06:14
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Ok. Let me be a little more specific. I have been programming in c in a unix and linux environment for years. I know how to format and print output in that environment, whether it be to the print spooler or directly through a serial port or whatever. Windows is a different critter. If I want to submit output to the windows print spooler, how do I do that? If there are multiple printers available to the windows workstation, how do I allow the user to select which printer? Are there tools to format the output; fonts, pitches, scalable graphics? I have a complete suite of text based accounting applications, written in c that I intend to port to a windows environment and I need to know if Dev-cpp, MySQL and FLTK will get me where I need to go. It is my understanding that FLTK 1.2 will eventually support print formatting. It=92s the eventually part that worries me. Maybe there is a better way to go. I have given WxWindows a look as well. I did some prototyping with MySQL and FLTK in Cygwin, but I would prefer to use Dev-cpp.=20 |