MSWinPrint.py defines a class and utility functions for use by programs needing to print complex output on Windows 2K/XP hosts.
document is a class for creating and running print jobs. Presently, the source is the only documentation for this class.
listprinters() returns a list of printer names. The default printer is the first element of the list, and all other printers follow in alphabetical order.
desc(printer) returns a dictionary containing the descriptive fields for the named printer.
getfont(name, size) returns a win32ui font object for the named font scaled to the given size. Font substitution may have been done by Windows, so don’t be surprised if you don’t get what you asked for.
Development versions of this module may be found on Github at:
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