I have a Web application programmed in C#.
There are several printers and I want to choose any of them and execute the action, I would like some kind of Form to load all printers.
I found this for Win forms:
this.printDialog1.Document = this.printDocument1;
DialogResult dr = this.printDialog1.ShowDialog();
But I couldn t find something for ASP.NET.
Thanks for any help.
You really can t do it from a web app, if it was allowed then pop-up loving sites all over the internet would I m sure be accounting for most of the worlds ink usage.
I had this issue when building a web app for a college, the most its possible to do is call up the print dialogue and have the user select the printer (best to have a decent print targeted CSS here):
javascript:window.print();
Its not perfect but to be honest although they insisted on it when it was put in a year ago, emails and PDF s are much more widely used.
The printer is assigned at the workstation.
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