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Custom Tasks

This chapter shows you how to implement a set of custom data types and functions that add unique behavior to your printing dialog extension. You can use the source code in this chapter in a real-world project, but you will need to adapt and extend the code to fit your specific requirements.

All the code examples in this chapter are adapted from a complete sample project for writing a printing dialog extension. To view or download the current version of the sample project, see PDEProject in the ADC Reference Library.

Contents:

Designing the Interface for a Custom Pane
Defining Identifiers and Constants
Defining a Custom Context
Implementing Your Custom Functions
Handling PostScript Features




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Last updated: 2006-10-03




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