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VC++ MFC Example: The CPageSetupDialog Class

 
 

MFC Note: The CPageSetupDialog Class

The CPageSetupDialog class encapsulates the Page Setup dialog that's often used with printing functionality. It can be called to allow users to specify the printer to be used, page size, and margins of the printed output. Table 6.10 lists the common methods used with the CPageSetupDialog class.

Table 6.10 Primary CPageSetupDialog Member Functions

Function

Description

CreatePrinterDC

Returns a device context that can be used for printing.

GetDeviceName

Returns the name of the selected printer.

GetDevMode

Returns a structure containing information about the selected printer and its capabilities (i.e. color or black and white).

GetMargins

You pass this method two pointers to either a CRect class or a RECT structure, and it populates the class or structures with the dimensions of the margins and print area.

GetPaperSize

This method returns a CSize class, which specifies the current paper size.

GetDriverName

Returns the name of the selected printer driver.

GetPortName

Returns the name of the selected output port.

 

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