I'm not sure how the .PrintQuality property works, I don't know if 1 is poor quality and 5 is good quality, that is something for you to play around with.
Hope it helps.
Shady
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22-10-2003 at 11:36 AM
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Goran Level: Moderator Registered: 16-05-2002 Posts: 1681
Re: PRINTING
As I understood, he was reffering on the Draft font that comes with some printers. With this font, u can prin files much faster, like in MS-DOS. Usually, u get this font when u install driver for the printer that supports draft font (many EPSON printers) - Draft 10cpi & Draft 12cpi. In Windows XP driver aditional fonts were added - 5cpi, 6cpi, 15cpi and 17cpi.
I dont think that this font files can be found separately.
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22-10-2003 at 08:27 PM
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Goran Level: Moderator Registered: 16-05-2002 Posts: 1681
Re: PRINTING
As I understood, he was reffering on the Draft font that comes with some printers. With this font, u can print files much faster, like in MS-DOS. Usually, u get this font when u install driver for the printer that supports draft font (many EPSON printers) - Draft 10cpi & Draft 12cpi. In Windows XP driver aditional fonts were added - 5cpi, 6cpi, 15cpi and 17cpi.
I dont think that this font files can be found separately.
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