line of vb to autoit

[Cyberonimo]

Hi 

please help to translate this to autoit

Dim myPrintServer As New PrintServer("\\theServer")

regards in advance

[Cyberonimo]

Hi 

more specifically   

Dim ps As New LocalPrintServer()

 please help to translate to autoit

[JLogan3o13]

@Cyberonimo you need to be more specific about what you want to do with the Printer object once created. Are you trying to create a connection to a printer? Delete one? etc.

[Cyberonimo]

Hi Thanks for your Help

i want to add the localprintserver  and to configure it.

add printers, etc.

[JLogan3o13]

@Cyberonimo the forum has an awesome search feature that is worth trying if you are unsure where to begin. It would have led you to this, which sounds like it is just what you're after:

 

 

 

[Cyberonimo]

Thanks 

I check the topic, and is very useful, but dont have function to add print server

can you help me, to translate this to autoit

' -------------------- GetPrintXpsDocumentWriter() -------------------
''' <summary>
'''   Returns an XpsDocumentWriter for the default print queue.</summary>
''' <returns>
'''   An XpsDocumentWriter for the default print queue.</returns>
Private Function GetPrintXpsDocumentWriter() As XpsDocumentWriter
	' Create a local print server
	Dim ps As New LocalPrintServer()

	' Get the default print queue
	Dim pq As PrintQueue = ps.DefaultPrintQueue

	' Get an XpsDocumentWriter for the default print queue
	Dim xpsdw As XpsDocumentWriter = PrintQueue.CreateXpsDocumentWriter(pq)
	Return xpsdw
End Function ' end:GetPrintXpsDocumentWriter()

thanks for your patience

I will appreciate it

[JLogan3o13]

 The second function in that UDF is _AddPrinter. How does that not meet your needs?