Description
Many of the converters used by Document Conversion Service will use the Document Conversion Service 3.0 printer to do the conversion. For most documents there is only a single print job created when the document is printed, but some applications can send multiple jobs when printing a single file. One example of this is Excel when printing a workbook containing multiple worksheets at different print quality settings. Excel will create a separate print job for each group of worksheets with different print qualities.
Each PNConversionResultPrintJob object represents one print job. The job object is identified by a unique identifier, the GUID and contains information about the job such as the job status and the number of pages spooled and printed.
There are also two collections: a PNConversionResultOutputFile collection of files created by this job, and a PNConversionResultPrintJobPrintedPage collection of the printed pages belonging to this print job.
Methods
Read-only; Returns a collection of PNConversionResultOutputFile objects. |
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Read-only; Returns a collection of PNConversionResultPrintJobPrintedPage objects. |
Properties
Read-only; How much of the document, in bytes, has been printed. |
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Read-only; Size of the document (in bytes)in the printer queue. |
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Read-only; Name of the document printed. |
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Read-only; Unique identifier for this object. |
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Read-only; non-unique identifier used by the Windows printing sub-system. |
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Read-only; count of the number of pages printed. |
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Read-only; count of the number of pages spooled. |
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Read-only; current print status of the job as an Integer value. |
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Read-only; current print status of the job as an string value. |
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Read-only; The date and time this document was spooled. |
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Read-only; Name of the document printed. |
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Read-only; name of the user who printed the document. |
