Dear Author of in RJ TextEdit,
Sorry to bother you this way, actually this should be a question to microsoft but I never able to find a good answer from them and also they stopped support Win7...
A while ago I find a annoying issue of windows behavior that is "I can;t see available printer drivers from "most applications" when I need to print something, e.g. Ctrl+P" , just empty and no list of printer drivers..
until today I found that in your fine RJ TextEdit, the print function should list my printer drivers!! that is the normal thing I can't get from so many other applications as of now... So I guess your programming and "call to printer" use different approach than native ?
What's your method to call printer list idk? Any chance by your advice I can fix this seems-to-be an OS issue?
Thank you for your patience, you make best softwares for the community for sure.
Best regards,
VV
Just to ask how the print func was call to the OS in RJ TextEdit
- Rickard Johansson
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Re: Just to ask how the print func was call to the OS in RJ TextEdit
Delphi has a global object called Printer, which I use. The internal function, to create a list of available printers, is using EnumPrinters() https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... umprinters.
Hope that helps...
Hope that helps...
Re: Just to ask how the print func was call to the OS in RJ TextEdit

I will look into that~~