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XPRINT GET PAPER retrieves the paper style for which
the host printer is currently configured. The
paper style is identified by an
integer value which
is assigned to the long integer
variable specified by papertype&.
The following
equates are predefined in the compiler, and represent the most common
paper styles:
%DMPAPER_LETTER =
1 Letter
8.5
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_TABLOID =
3 Tabloid
11
x
17 inches
%DMPAPER_LEDGER =
4 Ledger
17
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_LEGAL =
5 Legal
8.5
x
14 inches
%DMPAPER_STATEMENT = 6
Statement
5.5 x
8.5 inches
%DMPAPER_EXECUTIVE = 7
Executive
7.25 x
10.5 inches
%DMPAPER_A3 =
8 A3
297
x
420 mm
%DMPAPER_A4 =
9 A4
210
x
297 mm
%DMPAPER_A5 =
11 A5
148
x
210 mm
%DMPAPER_B4 =
12 B4
250
x
354 mm
%DMPAPER_B5 =
13 B5
182
x
257 mm
%DMPAPER_FOLIO =
14 Folio
8.5
x
13 inches
%DMPAPER_QUARTO =
15 Quarto
215
x
275 mm
%DMPAPER_10X14 =
16 10x14
10
x
14 inches
%DMPAPER_11X17 =
17 11x17
11
x
17 inches
%DMPAPER_NOTE =
18 Note
8.5
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_ENV_9 =
19 9
Envlp 3.875
x 8.875 inches
%DMPAPER_ENV_10 =
20 10
Envlp 4.125
x 9.5 inches
Other paper style codes may be defined by Windows
or printer suppliers. You can use XPRINT
GET PAPERS to obtain a list of all the paper styles supported by the
attached host printer.
If the printer does not support paper style changes,
the value zero is returned. If
executed without a host printer attached, error
57 is generated. | 