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PrintQueue Class (System.Printing) | Microsoft Learn

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, print schema version, and desired access.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, and print schema version.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class with the specified PrintServer, queue name, array of PrintQueueIndexedProperty values to initialize, and desired access.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, and array of PrintQueueIndexedProperty values to initialize.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, and desired access.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, property filter, and desired access.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer, queue name, and array of property names to initialize.

Initializes a new instance of PrintQueue class using the specified PrintServer and queue name.

Gets the speed of the printer measured in pages per minute.

Gets the version of the Print Schema.

Gets or sets a comment about the printer.

Gets an object that contains the configuration settings for the current print job.

Gets or sets the default printer options associated with this PrintQueue.

Gets or sets the default priority that is given to each new print job added to the queue.

Gets a description of the print queue.

Gets the complete name of the queue.

Gets a value that indicates if the printer is having an unspecified paper problem.

Gets a value that indicates if the printer has toner.

Gets or sets (protected) the print server that controls the print queue.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the queue is operating in a partially trusted mode, a higher level of trust.

Gets a value that indicates whether bidirectional communication with the printer is enabled.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printing device is busy.

Gets a value that indicates whether the queue holds documents when document and printer configurations do not match.

Gets a value that indicates whether the queue prints directly to the printer or spools documents first and then prints them.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the object has been disposed.

Gets a value that indicates whether a door is open on the printer.

Gets a value that indicates whether the print queue is hidden in your application's user interface.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer or device is in an error condition.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is initializing itself.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is receiving or sending data or signals.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer needs to be manually fed paper for the current print job.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is available.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is offline.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is out of memory.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer needs to be reloaded with paper of the size required for the current job.

Gets a value that indicates whether the output area of the printer is in danger of overflowing.

Gets a value that indicates whether the current sheet of paper is stuck in the printer.

Gets a value that indicates whether the print queue has been paused.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is in the process of deleting a print job.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is in power save mode.

Gets a value that indicates whether a job is printing.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is processing a print job.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is visible to other network users.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer can support a queue with more than one print job in it at a time.

Gets a value that indicates whether the print queue can use EMF (Enhanced Meta File) that enables faster data flow from a printing application to the Windows spooler.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is in an error state.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is available for use by other computers on the network.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is running short of toner.

Gets a value that indicates whether the queue is waiting for a job to be added.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is warming up.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer's driver is built on the XPSDrv model so it uses XML Paper Specification (XPS) as its page description language.

Gets a value that indicates whether the queue is saving the printer language file instead of deleting it following printing.

Gets or sets the printer's physical location.

Gets the most recent possible version number of the Print Schema that the queue can use.

Gets or sets the print queue's name.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer needs the attention of a human being.

Gets the total number of jobs lined up in the print queue.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer is unable to print the current page.

Gets the parent of the object.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the current print job is being cancelled.

Gets or sets the priority of the print queue relative to other print queues that are hosted by the same print server and that use the same physical printer.

Gets a collection of attribute and value pairs.

Gets the properties of the print queue.

Gets or sets the printer driver for the queue.

Gets or sets the port that the queue uses.

Gets or sets the print processor that the queue uses.

Gets a value that represents the status of the printer. These include "warming up," "initializing," "printing," and others.

Gets a value that indicates whether the printer prints jobs that have completed the spooling process before jobs that have not fully spooled even if the latter entered the queue first or have a higher priority.

Gets or sets the path and file name of a file that is inserted at the beginning of each print job.

Gets or sets a name for the printer that is seen by users on the network when it is shared.

Gets or sets the earliest time of day, expressed as the number of minutes after midnight Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) (also called Greenwich Mean Time [GMT]), that the printer will print a job.

Gets or sets the latest time, expressed as the number of minutes after midnight Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) (also called Greenwich Mean Time [GMT]), that the printer will print a job.

Gets or sets the current user's default PrintTicket object, which contains detailed information about the print job.

Inserts a new (generically named) print job, whose content is a Byte array, into the queue.

Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, and gives it the specified name and settings.

Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, gives it the specified name and settings, and specifies whether or not it should be validated.

Inserts a new print job for an XML Paper Specification (XPS) Document into the queue, gives it the specified name, and specifies whether or not it should be validated.

Inserts a new print job, whose content is a Byte array, into the queue.

Writes the current properties of the PrintQueue object to the actual print queue on the print server.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object with the specified dimensions.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object, opens a Windows common print dialog, provides the dialog with a page range and a description of the print job, and returns a ref (ByRef in Visual Basic) parameter that represents information about the imageable area and the dimensions of the media.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object, opens a Windows common print dialog and returns a ref (ByRef in Visual Basic) parameter that represents information about the imageable area and the dimensions of the media.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object and associates it with the specified print queue.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object, opens a Windows common print dialog, provides the dialog with a page range, and returns a ref (ByRef in Visual Basic) parameter that represents information about the imageable area and the dimensions of the media.

Creates an XpsDocumentWriter object, opens a Windows common print dialog (and provides it a job description) and returns a ref (ByRef in Visual Basic) parameter that represents information about the imageable area and the dimensions of the media.

Releases all resources used by the PrintSystemObject.

Releases the unmanaged resources used by the PrintSystemObject and optionally releases the managed resources.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the print job with the specified ID number.

Gets a PrintCapabilities object that identifies the capabilities of the printer.

Gets a PrintCapabilities object that identifies the capabilities of the printer.

Gets a MemoryStream object that specifies the printer's capabilities as an XML stream that complies with the Print Schema.

Gets a MemoryStream object that specifies the printer's capabilities in an XML format that complies with the Print Schema.

Creates a collection that contains a PrintSystemJobInfo object for each job in the queue.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Initializes the properties of the PrintSystemObject.

Releases the unmanaged resources used by the PrintQueue and optionally releases the managed resources.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Merges two PrintTickets and guarantees that the resulting PrintTicket is valid, does not ask for any printing functionality that the printer does not support, and is limited to the specified scope.

Merges two PrintTickets and guarantees that the resulting PrintTicket is valid and does not ask for any printing functionality that the printer does not support.

Pauses the print queue. It remains paused until Resume() is executed.

Removes all the jobs in the print queue.

Updates the properties of the PrintQueue object with values from the printer and the print queue utility that runs on the computer.

Restarts a print queue that was paused.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

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