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  • Subject: - [NSPrintOperation setJobStyleHint:NSPrintPhotoJobStyleHint]
  • From: Gonzalo Castro <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2002 15:16:31 -0400

I am trying to use the new-in-Jaguar feature of Printing Presets.
The Jaguar 6C115 release notes, mention the new function
- [NSPrintOperation setJobStyleHint:NSPrintPhotoJobStyleHint]

So, I've added this to my code. and the print dialog that comes
up in fact has several presets listed in the Presets popup below
the ever present "Standard".

However, when I print from my application and select any of the
presets, eg, "Photo on Photo Paper - Fine", the Print Center utility
reports "Opening Printer Connection" and printing goes no further.

If I then run iPhoto, select and image, print and select the same
printing preset ("Photo on Photo Paper - Fine") the image prints
just fine.

Then, curiously, I go back and run my app, print, select the same
preset ("Photo on Photo Paper - Fine") and printing ensues
perfectly well.

Here's my relevant code;

NSPrintOperation *printOp = [NSPrintOperation printOperationWithView:myView];

[printOp setJobStyleHint:NSPrintPhotoJobStyleHint];

[printOp setShowPanels:YES];

[printOp runOperation];

Am I missing anything? Thanks for any pointers.
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