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Fax C++/ActiveX Quick Tip

Retrieving the number of lines of a fax transmission

To get the length of a received fax, use the GetObjFromReceiveQueue() function to get the received fax from the queue. The function returns a FAXOBJ type (a fax object).

Use the GetParam() function of the fax object to retrieve the information about the received fax.

TSFaxParam sFaxParam;
FaxObj->GetParam( sFaxParam );

The TSFaxParam structure contains information such as the Resolution, Width, Length, Compression, etc.

HTTP Printing Support announced for the Black Ice Printer Drivers

In addition to supporting a variety of advanced imaging features such as watermarks, annotations, Bates numbering, etc., the Black Ice printer drivers also support features found in “common" physical printer drivers, such as the ability to share and print over a network. Black Ice Software is proud to announce additional remote printing functionality in the Black Ice Printer Drivers in the form of HTTP Printing.

HTTP Printing is the ability of a printer to be accessed, printed to and controlled remotely via an HTTP connection.

In order to take advantage of the powerful HTTP Printing feature, you must first perform a few steps:

1.)Install the Black Ice Printer Driver on a PC with IIS installed and configured.
2.)Switch the Black Ice Printer Driver to use the RAW data type
3.)Share the Black Ice Printer Driver so it can be accessed.

After completing the three above steps, the Black Ice Printer Driver is ready to be used for HTTP Printing. To access the Black Ice Printer Driver through HTTP, you can use the following steps:

  1. Open a web browser

  2. Enter the following line in the address bar, substituting either the PC name or IP Address for PCNAME: http://PCNAME/Printers.  This will display a screen similar to FIGURE 1.


You can connect to the Black Ice printer driver by clicking on the appropriate printer link, for example Black Ice Color. Connecting to the printer will allow you to print to the shared printer from your client PC.

Using the Web interface you can view the status of the printer and its print jobs, jobs can be paused/cancelled and more. FIGURE 2 is a sample of what the HTTP printing interface looks like.
 



Visit the Black Ice Website at http://www.blackice.com for additional information about the Black Ice printer drivers, download the latest evaluation copy and try HTTP Printing for yourself.

 

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