On May 7, 2008, at 8:14 AM, Ken Thomases wrote:
On May 6, 2008, at 5:08 PM, Kimo wrote:
My app produces a list of images (NSData format), and I'd like the
app Preview to display the image when the user double-clicks on an
image in my app.
Currently I use NSPerformService as shown below, which works, but
Preview always asks to save the file when you close its window.
I've seen other apps where you double-click an image and Preview
opens a window with a title something like "Preview of ...." and it
doesn't try to save the image when you close the window.
That sounds like what you get when you ask for a print preview.
Maybe those apps are simulating a print preview request. With those
other apps, does the Preview window have the Cancel and Print
buttons on the bottom?
-Ken
I'm embarrassed to say that you're correct. What I remembered was a
print preview, and it bypassed the regular print window and Preview
button. Instead the image went directly to the preview with the
Cancel and Print buttons at the bottom. I just figured out how to do
that using NSPrintInfo and its method setShowPanels:NO. Thank you
for your help.
-K
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