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From: | Peter Kaiser |
Subject: | [h-e-w] Re: Windows Emacs using Window print routines |
Date: | Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:17:07 +0100 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 0.5 (Windows/20040207) |
Benny, thanks for your thoughtful note.
Printing is extremely basic functionality: the user shouldn't have to install additional software simply to print things.From the POV of the user experience that is true, I'd say. I can even think of some technical advantages to GDI printing. Now are you going to do the actual work of programming it?
I deserve this question, don't I? Unfortunately I have to decline, because my programming skills are *way* out of date, and in any event I've never programmed Windows interfaces. But I still believe the idea has merit, so perhaps someone with current abilities will pick it up. I hope so.
Or are there ancient purists who think we should still be using VT100 terminal emulation within command windows?For some applications this actually is still the interface that is used, and for very good reasons.
What have you in mind? Just curious, not disputatious. Pete
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