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Printing to a laser printer deletes bitmaps

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HardWorker - 01 May 2006 21:49 GMT
My OnDraw() shows a bitmap via pDC->StretchBlt(), and when I send it to an
inkjet printer it looks fine.  But when I send it to a laser printer, the
picture is gone -- but text and lines that I added are still there.  I've
tried two different laser printers, and lots of settings, but no luck.

Is this a bug in the printer drivers, or what?  Can anyone help?
William DePalo [MVP VC++] - 01 May 2006 22:58 GMT
> My OnDraw() shows a bitmap via pDC->StretchBlt(), and when I send it to an
> inkjet printer it looks fine.  But when I send it to a laser printer, the
> picture is gone -- but text and lines that I added are still there.  I've
> tried two different laser printers, and lots of settings, but no luck.

If no one responds here, you might want to repost in the graphics group:

   microsoft.public.win32.programmer.gdi

Regards,
Will

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