Class that provides several enhancements over standard MFC doc/view print preview
Better Print Preview
Published 01/31/2001
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Print Preview Enhancements
Published 09/24/2000
Very nice enhancements to Robin Leatherbarrow's print preview extension
Print Preview Without MFC
Published 01/30/2000
Print Preview Without MFC
Print Preview without the Doc/View Architecture
Published 12/15/1999
Print Preview without the Doc/View Architecture
Distinguishing between 'Print' from 'Print Preview', and 'Print' from a menu or tool bar command.
Published 08/01/1999
Distinguishing between 'Print' from 'Print Preview', and 'Print' from a menu or tool bar command.
Print Previewing without the Document/View Framework
Published 06/15/1999
Print Previewing without the Document/View Framework
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