Re: multi threading
From: notregister (notregister_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/07/05
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 06:25:05 -0800
Hi,
The program i designed have 3 option, usb printer,network printer and
parallel port printers. As for parallel port printers, i have successful
print with 8 printers with a physical electronics print switch. that is
connected to an PC. If it was the case of usb printers,it will be connected
to a usb hub, and finally if it is through a network, they will be connected
to the main PC through LAN.
As for the usb connection and network printing, i have been trying many type
of techniques like threading and processstartinfo() to help me, but to no
valid...
i try using windows API, but most of them refer to VB6, and they mostly use
default printing, i do not think changing default printers in different
threads will work, or does it work? not too sure...
Thanks for all your advices, i appreciated all ur helps, pls let know also
if there any other suitable platform to ask this type of question, because
personally i feel this is 50% VB.net question and 50% windows question, it
might not be enough to solve this with vb.net knowledge alone...
regards
YouYi
"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
> Youyi,
>
> I have seen both parts of your question. In the multithreading part I see no
> problems. In the printing without drives have I thought it seen that Ken
> wrote to you that it is impossible.
>
> Mostly when there comes than no other answer, than nobody active in this
> newsgroups know an answer.
>
> However your question is difficult. You can print over the network however
> than you print to a spool or you can print to a parallel port (for mostly
> old printers as well serial ports) however than you can only connect one
> printer.
>
> So I think at least you have to tell more where those simultanisly 8
> printers are connected too.
>
> Not that I than have direct an answer.
>
> Cor
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