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interface XPrinterServer
Description
manages several printers on one machine.
Methods' Summary
getPrinterNames returns a list of all available printer names.  
createPrinter creates a new virtual printer.  
createInfoPrinter creates a new information printer.  
Methods' Details
getPrinterNames
sequence< string >
getPrinterNames();
Description
returns a list of all available printer names.
createPrinter
XPrinter
createPrinter( [in] string  printerName );
Description
creates a new virtual printer.

You must call XPrinter::start to put the job into the printer spooler.
createInfoPrinter
XInfoPrinter
createInfoPrinter( [in] string  printerName );
Description
creates a new information printer.

You can get all information from this printer, but the printer cannot really print.
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