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#ifndef _OS9PRINT_H
#define _OS9PRINT_H

#ifdef _OS9
int XMAC_API SetMacPrintRez (THPrint thPrint);

#define GD_CART_DONTCARE   0
#define GD_CART_BLACK      1
#define GD_CART_PHOTO      2

#define ORIENT_DONTCARE    -1
#define ORIENT_PORTRAIT    0
#define ORIENT_LANDSCAPE   1

// This is Global data used by the Macintosh Page Setup's callback function.
typedef struct {
   int      Orient;           // the program's last requested orientation
   Rect  dRect;            // the original dialog's size
   WORD  wDev;          // the device whose dialog we mangled
   TPPrDlg  prDlg;            // the dialog 
} GMacPrintData;

class CMacPageSetupDialog;

//@class Macintosh TPrint database and runtime handling.
//@base     public | CObject
//@devnote  This class is Mac only, use this in conjunction with the CMacPageSetupDialog
//       and a CMProfile to maintain the user's current Page Setup, as well as a database of 
//       TPrint record's in your application's .ini file.  Our experience is that the printer
//       DC's that you get from WPL are constructed from the current printer's default
//       TPrint, and have nothing to do with whatever the user has done in the Page Setup
//       Dialog.  This class should be put in your App class (along with a CMProfile object).
//       A list of each different TPrint record the user creates with CMacPageSetupDialog is
//       kept in the ini file, and we can load one in if we need to switch from portrait to
//       landscape, without bothering the user more than once per printer.  By using the 
//       TPrint record maintained in your CTPrint object, you can always print with the user's
//       latest settings.  The database currently distinguishes records by device ID (warning -
//       some printers reuse other printer's ID's!!), page size, and orientation.
class XMAC_CLASS CTPrint : public CObject
{
   friend CMacPageSetupDialog;
public:
   CTPrint (CMProfile * mp, CString inifilename);
   ~CTPrint ();
   
   BOOL     GetTprint      (TPrint * tpp);
   BOOL     GetTprint      (TPrint * tpp, int orientation);
   BOOL     PutTprint      (void);  
   BOOL     PutTprint      (TPrint * tpp);
   BOOL     StartPreparePrinting (CPrintInfo* pInfo, int orientation);
   BOOL     EndPreparePrinting      (CPrintInfo* pInfo, int maxpages);
   BOOL     GetPaperRects  (CRect & paper, CRect & printable, int dpi);
   BOOL     GetPaperRects  (TPrint * tpp, CRect & paper, CRect & printable, int dpi);

   enum {
      TPTRACTOR = 0x1000,
      TPORIENT  = 0x2000,
      TPHOTO     = 0x3000
   };
   enum {                  // various HP690 Kludge constants
      PHOTOWORD   = 0x11,     // the word we look at in the printX array
      HP690    = 0x1F,     // the HP690's (or Apple SW 4500's) WDEV
      PHOTOBIT = 0x8000 // if this bit is set, the PHOTO cartridge is installed
   };

   int         m_maxDPI;      // Maximun DPI for a current TPrint.
protected:
   
   BOOL     GetUserTprint  (TPrint * tpp, int orientation);
   BOOL     GetRscTprint   (TPrint * tpp, int rid);
   CString     MakeRName      (TPrint * tpp, int orientation);
   void     SetCartridge   (TPrint * tpp);

   TPrint      m_tp;       // the currently setup tprint record
   BOOL     m_tpValid;     // if TRUE, the above is useful
   CMProfile   * m_mp;        // access to our ini file, which contains our TPrint database
   BOOL     m_saved;    // is m_tp on the disk?
   int         m_Cartridge;   // a horrible hack to track one specific printer's color cartridge status  
   CString     m_inifilename; // name of the app's inifile
};


//@class Macintosh Page Setup Dailog.
//@devnote  This class is Mac only, use this in conjunction with the CTPrint object
//       and a CMProfile to maintain the user's current Page Setup, as well as a database of 
//       TPrint record's in your application's .ini file.  The dialog has an additional
//       prompt line added to the printer's default dialog that asks the user to select the
//       proper orientation for a given document.  CTPrint's GetTprint (x,y) function uses
//       one of these in a loop to demand the appropriate setup if it's not available in it's
//       database.  
//
class XMAC_CLASS CMacPageSetupDialog
{
public:
   CMacPageSetupDialog (CTPrint * ctp, int orient);
   int DoModal (void);
protected:
   CTPrint * m_ctp;
};

#endif//_OS9
#endif//_OS9PRINT

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