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Releases: MeadCo/ScriptX.Print.Client

Add/Remove printer connections

27 Apr 17:02

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The ScriptX.Addon functions AddPrinterConnection and RemovePrinterConnection are implemented in this release.

ScriptX.Services for Windows PC 2.19 or later is required. ScriptX.Services in the Cloud and for On Premise Devices are not supported.

Update support for Orchestrator for Windows PC

08 Mar 16:36

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Supports ScriptX.Services Orchestrator for Windows PC as a Service.

v1.11.1

17 Aug 17:50

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Fixes for poor reporting of errors during applying a license.

Also, the path for license can be relative to the hosting document.

Implements print preview

28 Apr 13:39

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factory.printing.Preview() is now implemented to provide a preview of either document or a frame. ScriptX.Services for Windows PC 2.16.0 or later is required.

Performance improvements

10 Feb 18:17

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Performance improvements and improve behaviour when working with Orchestrator.

Support for ScriptX.Services Orchestrator for Windows PC

13 Jan 12:26

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Orchestrator is an optional feature install. It provides a significant performance benefit when multiple users sign in to a PC simultaneously. Use of Orchestrator can be enabled in script or with an attribute.

Support for ScriptX.Services for Windows PC 2.15

27 Jul 17:51

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On request to connect to a server if the connection fails the library will look for the server on up to 10 increments of the port number.

Bug fixes

14 Apr 16:20

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Adds missing support for html4:// and html5:// psuedo protocols on printHtml()

Fix printPass property was broken.

Fixes to 1.8.1

12 Feb 13:10

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Fixes issues introduced in 1.8.1 that print settings changes between prints were not preserved for the printer.

v1.8.1

03 Feb 15:42

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Fix order of calls to printHtml()/printHtmlEx() to be the order of print jobs.