Stapling Enumeration
Assembly: ReachFramework (in reachframework.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| None | The document is not stapled. | |
| SaddleStitch | Multiple staples along the fold line. Also called saddle-stitch stapling. | |
| StapleBottomLeft | A single staple in the lower-left corner. | |
| StapleBottomRight | A single staple in the lower-right corner. | |
| StapleDualBottom | Two staples along the lower edge. | |
| StapleDualLeft | Two staples along the left edge. | |
| StapleDualRight | Two staples along the right edge. | |
| StapleDualTop | Two staples along the upper edge. | |
| StapleTopLeft | A single staple in the upper-left corner. | |
| StapleTopRight | A single staple in the upper-right corner. | |
| Unknown | The feature (whose options are represented by this enumeration) is set to an option not defined in the Print Schema. |
Use the values of this type primarily for these purposes:
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As members of the StaplingCapability collection, which is a property of PrintCapabilities, these values indicate the types of stapling that a printer supports.
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As the value of the Stapling property of a PrintTicket, the value instructs the printer whether, and where, to staple.
The Unknown value is never used in properties of PrintCapabilities objects.
You should never set a PrintTicket property to Unknown. If some other PrintTicket producing application has created a PrintTicket document that sets the stapling feature to an unrecognized option (that is, an option that is not defined in the Print Schema), then a PrintTicket object in your application that is constructed with that document will have Unknown as the value of the Stapling property.
Although the PrintTicket and PrintCapabilities classes cannot be inherited, you can extend the Print Schema to recognize print device features that are not accounted for in the PrintTicket or PrintCapabilities classes. For more information see How to: Extend the Print Schema and Create New Print System Classes.
The following example shows how to test a printer's capabilities and configure the print job to take advantage of them. For the complete example, see Creating an XPS Document Sample.
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The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is supported on Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and Windows Server 2003 SP1.