PrintQueue Addjob hang issue in Windows 10
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I have a question about printing issue.
I have a function call contains below code:
PrintQueue.UserPrintTicket = Ticket;
PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, XpsDocumentFile, false);
Ticket is the type of PrintTicket, ShortDocumentName is string type of doc name, XpsDocumentFile is string type of xps file name.
these two lines of code run successfully in Windows 7, but will hang in Windows 10.
Is there any work around or solution for this issue?
c# windows printing hang
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
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asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
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I have a question about printing issue.
I have a function call contains below code:
PrintQueue.UserPrintTicket = Ticket;
PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, XpsDocumentFile, false);
Ticket is the type of PrintTicket, ShortDocumentName is string type of doc name, XpsDocumentFile is string type of xps file name.
these two lines of code run successfully in Windows 7, but will hang in Windows 10.
Is there any work around or solution for this issue?
c# windows printing hang
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02
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up vote
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down vote
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I have a question about printing issue.
I have a function call contains below code:
PrintQueue.UserPrintTicket = Ticket;
PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, XpsDocumentFile, false);
Ticket is the type of PrintTicket, ShortDocumentName is string type of doc name, XpsDocumentFile is string type of xps file name.
these two lines of code run successfully in Windows 7, but will hang in Windows 10.
Is there any work around or solution for this issue?
c# windows printing hang
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
I have a question about printing issue.
I have a function call contains below code:
PrintQueue.UserPrintTicket = Ticket;
PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, XpsDocumentFile, false);
Ticket is the type of PrintTicket, ShortDocumentName is string type of doc name, XpsDocumentFile is string type of xps file name.
these two lines of code run successfully in Windows 7, but will hang in Windows 10.
Is there any work around or solution for this issue?
c# windows printing hang
c# windows printing hang
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
edited Nov 9 at 7:28
Paul Karam
2,36061734
2,36061734
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
asked Nov 9 at 6:45
Yang Hong
11
11
I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02
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I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02
I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02
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How about trying PrintDialog?
PrintQueue.AddJob hangs when printing to non-xps based printers
Actually, I wanted to write in comments, but I have not that authority yet.
So I posted the answer. I'm sorry if I used it wrong.
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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down vote
How about trying PrintDialog?
PrintQueue.AddJob hangs when printing to non-xps based printers
Actually, I wanted to write in comments, but I have not that authority yet.
So I posted the answer. I'm sorry if I used it wrong.
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
How about trying PrintDialog?
PrintQueue.AddJob hangs when printing to non-xps based printers
Actually, I wanted to write in comments, but I have not that authority yet.
So I posted the answer. I'm sorry if I used it wrong.
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
How about trying PrintDialog?
PrintQueue.AddJob hangs when printing to non-xps based printers
Actually, I wanted to write in comments, but I have not that authority yet.
So I posted the answer. I'm sorry if I used it wrong.
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
How about trying PrintDialog?
PrintQueue.AddJob hangs when printing to non-xps based printers
Actually, I wanted to write in comments, but I have not that authority yet.
So I posted the answer. I'm sorry if I used it wrong.
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
answered Nov 12 at 3:27
m mukai
1465
1465
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I today use the below method, but it is not work fine in Hard printer. using (var fileStream = new StreamReader(XpsDocumentFile)) using (var printStream = new PrintQueueStream(PrintQueue, ShortDocumentName, true)) fileStream.BaseStream.CopyTo(printStream);
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:00
var file = File.ReadAllBytes(XpsDocumentFile); using (var job = PrintQueue.AddJob(ShortDocumentName, Ticket)) using (var stream = job.JobStream) stream.Write(file, 0, file.Length); Also this method I tried, and it will crash in Windows 7.
– Yang Hong
Nov 9 at 9:02