Will the following code print a jpg (needless to say it doesn't work on my machine), or do I need to do something else?

  JpgName="C:\jim.jpg" 
  [/color]Stat=Set_Printer([/color]"INIT"[/color])  
  Stat=Set_Printer([/color]"BMP"[/color], JpgName, [/color]0[/color]:[/color]@FM[/color]:[/color]0[/color], [/color]0[/color], [/color]1[/color])  
  Stat=Set_Printer([/color]"TERM"[/color])  
[/color][/color][/size]         
               

OK, talking to myself again…

I have that working I needed a third parameter of 1 (do not scale).

But that brings up a question is it possible to get the maximum size of the printable area for a printer so that I can get a jpg to fit as big as possible on a piece of paper?

have you looked at get_printer("PAGESIZE")

… no but I will.

Thank you for the help.

Jim,

You may wish to look at some scaling system eg

LinePos=Get_Printer("POS")

stat=Set_Printer("CALCBMP", ImPath)

size=Get_Printer("CALCBMP") ;* get the size

bmpWidth =size ;* width

bmpHeight=size ;* height

factor=60

NoScale=False$

Repeat =False$

* Now Scale to x x y - divide all by bpwidth multipy by factor

bmpHeight=bmpHeight * factor / bmpWidth

bmpWidth =bmpWidth * factor / bmpWidth

stat=Set_Printer("BMP",ImPath,30.0:@fm:LinePos:@fm:bmpWidth:@fm:bmpHeight, NoScale, Repeat)

stat=Set_Printer("POS",0:@fm:LinePos + bmpHeight + 2)

Thanks Richard I'll take a look at that code.

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