PHP Functions : Printer Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions Printer Functions
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Items Related to Printer Functions
Inner Elements of Printer Functions
Printer Functions contains following items:
- printer_abort (printer abort)
- printer_close (printer close)
- printer_create_brush (printer create brush)
- printer_create_dc (printer create dc)
- printer_create_font (printer create font)
- printer_create_pen (printer create pen)
- printer_delete_brush (printer delete brush)
- printer_delete_dc (printer delete dc)
- printer_delete_font (printer delete font)
- printer_delete_pen (printer delete pen)
- printer_draw_bmp (printer draw bmp)
- printer_draw_chord (printer draw chord)
- printer_draw_elipse (printer draw elipse)
- printer_draw_line (printer draw line)
- printer_draw_pie (printer draw pie)
- printer_draw_rectangle (printer draw rectangle)
- printer_draw_roundrect (printer draw roundrect)
- printer_draw_text (printer draw text)
- printer_end_doc (printer end doc)
- printer_end_page (printer end page)
- printer_get_option (printer get option)
- printer_list (printer list)
- printer_logical_fontheight (printer logical fontheight)
- printer_open (printer open)
- printer_select_brush (printer select brush)
- printer_select_font (printer select font)
- printer_select_pen (printer select pen)
- printer_set_option (printer set option)
- printer_start_doc (printer start doc)
- printer_start_page (printer start page)
- printer_write (printer write)
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