PrintQueue::AddJob Method
Inserts a new print job into the queue.
Assembly: System.Printing (in System.Printing.dll)
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | AddJob() | Inserts a new (generically named) print job, whose content is a Byte array, into the queue. |
![]() | AddJob(String^) | Inserts a new print job, whose content is a Byte array, into the queue. |
![]() | AddJob(String^, PrintTicket^) | Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, and gives it the specified name and settings. |
![]() | AddJob(String^, String^, Boolean) | Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, gives it the specified name, and specifies whether or not it should be validated. |
![]() | AddJob(String^, String^, Boolean, PrintTicket^) | Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, gives it the specified name and settings, and specifies whether or not it should be validated. |
Unless the queue is paused or in an error state, the job prints when it reaches the top of the queue, so this is a printing function.
Other ways to print in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) include the PrintDialog::PrintDocument method, which can be used with or without opening the dialog, and the many Write and WriteAsync methods of the XpsDocumentWriter.
