hi Alex,
This is probably not the answer you wanted, but if I was
doing this, I would use ms Word.
msWord has an automation interface, and there are several
examples of how to use it posted in these scripting ng's.
Search the archives for "word.application".
You can turn on the word recorder and go through the motions
of inserting your graphic and text into the document, and then
printing your document. When done, turn off the recorder
and examine the macro you created.
The macro will be in vba (Visual Basic for Applications), but
it will be easy enough to convert it to vbScript.
Note that if you are using the same graphic every time, it
may be worth your while to set up a word template with the
graphic already included. Some businesses which can't
afford pre-printed stationery will do that to include their
corporate logo as a letter-head.
cheers, jw
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Alex wrote:
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Hello all,
I'm using the following code to print text to a network printer:
Set ofs = WScript.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oPrinter = ofs.OpenTextFile("\\printsvr\itptr", 2)
oPrinter.WriteLine "This is a test file"
oPrinter.WriteLine "This is a second line"
oPrinter.Write Chr(12)
But I need to know if there's someway to add a line in here that'll
print a graphic as well. I'd like to create a graphic heading to print
on the top of each page printed, but going the route above I've only
been able to print text.
Thanks,
Alex
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