JPEG to Print without prompts?

[orange 0]

Here is just a ponderance. I dont have time right now to actually write a script to test, so this is why I am posting this here.

Is there a way to print a JPEG file without having to go through prompts?

When I try this:

DllCall("captdll.dll", "int", "CaptureRegion", "str", "schedule.jpg", "int", 1, "int", 35, "int", @desktopwidth-10, "int", @desktopheight-35, "int", 100)
    
    _FilePrint("schedule.jpg")

I have to go through half a dozen prompts (not due to the DLL) about resizing and printer margins and whatnot.

Is there a way to print without these?

Going in and assigning specific keystrokes woudn't work either, because I am planning on making this useful for people with many different kinds of printer configurations, and so a universal keystroke assignment can not be made.

Any suggestions?

[orange 0]

ok--- this is what I am doing, and it works:

DllCall("captdll.dll", "int", "CaptureRegion", "str", "C:\Documents and Settings\Andrew Freyer\schedule.bmp", "int", 1, "int", 35, "int", @desktopwidth-10, "int", @desktopheight-35, "int", -1)
    run( "c:\windows\system32\mspaint.exe schedule.bmp /p")

however, the image is too big! It prints on two pages. Is there any way that you all know of to make it print on one page in landscape mode?

[nfwu 4]

Try rotating the image 90 degrees first.

(Automating paint should do the trick.)

#)

[orange 0]

Try rotating the image 90 degrees first.

(Automating paint should do the trick.)

#)

I dont want to have paint open. is there a way to rotate and resize trough the command line?

[orange 0]

I dont want to have paint open. is there a way to rotate and resize trough the command line?

I am using irfanview. works great -- case anyone needs the answer to this