Ken.
When not providing the descriptor, it would launch the app and print
the untitled document that was automatically opened. Tried it with
Comic Life and Microsoft Word, among others. Of course, I'm running
10.5.6 here. With FSRef-based AE descriptor, it opens the right
document. I
Ken,
That did work but I found that I had to keep providing the descriptor
for some reason. Are you using a different API fro the Launch Services?
My only other problem now is switching the default printer to a
specific one and switching back to the original default. lpoptions
seemed
I'm trying to use this NSWorkspace method to launch an application and
print a document. I provide it with a FSRef-based
NSAppleEventDescriptor but the only thing the workspace does is
launching the app. Here is part of the code:
NSURL *documentURL = [[[NSURL alloc]
On Apr 23, 2009, at 7:50 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I'm trying to use this NSWorkspace method to launch an application
and print a document. I provide it with a FSRef-based
NSAppleEventDescriptor but the only thing the workspace does is
launching the app. Here is part of the code:
NSURL
