How do I print the content of my listbox

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Hi,

I am fairly new to visual C, have done some C / turbo C OOP in my early days. Have created a program using MFC APP Wizard in visual C++ 6, all functions seem to work, except I don't know how to print the program output from a list-box to a printer. Sorry if this is too simple a query for this forum.

MFC has created the following code, but I have no idea what code goes between the curly brackets.

Void CTensionAnalyserDLg::OnPrintbut()
{

//TODO: Add your control modification handler code here

}

Unfortunately I can't attach the program's dialogue box here, but happy to forward it to anyone that could help.

Cheers,
Rob

What I have tried:

Looked at a few samples but to no avail

Posted 17-Apr-19 18:09pm

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Updated 17-Apr-19 21:37pm

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Christian Graus 18-Apr-19 0:13am

It's 2019. VC6 was one of the worst implementations of c++. Why are you using it?

Member 14312188 22-May-19 19:49pm

Thanks Christian, VC6 is the platform I did my first VC development and it is still on my laptop. Will have to update to the latest version one of these days.

Christian Graus 22-May-19 19:57pm

You should, every version since has been a whole lot better :)

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2019-04-17T21:38:00

Solution 1

Printing is as easy as drawing. Read the Microsoft print documentation for an overview.

Here you find a primer print example and this more sophisticated example about Printing with MFC Made Easy.

Posted 17-Apr-19 21:38pm

KarstenK

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Member 14312188 23-May-19 0:52am

Thanks Karstenk, will look into this.