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I know we can add a classic printer to my account with google chrome. But I don't know how to do it programmatically. This project sample is registering printers with xml files which are stored in the xps folder. Is there any way we can list down all the printers in the computer and then select a printer and call the API to register that particular printer. I searched every where for this. But never found a way. Win32_Printer in windows also gets the printers connected to the computer. But how can I write a program to connect them to cloud print. I think this stackoverflow question also asks how to do it. But no one has answered it yet. I don't know whether I'm crazy to ask a question like this. I'm a beginner in this. Please help me.
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I don’t think it’s possible. The register code can add a name to a list, but you cannot use the printer to print. The closest I came to registering a printer was a Git Hub project for a Google Cloud Print connector (do a search to find that). But I could not get that to work and nobody helped me.
If you find a way, please tell me.
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I know we can add a classic printer to my account with google chrome. But I don't know how to do it programmatically. This project sample is registering printers with xml files which are stored in the xps folder. Is there any way we can list down all the printers in the computer and then select a printer and call the API to register that particular printer. I searched every where for this. But never found a way. Win32_Printer in windows also gets the printers connected to the computer. But how can I write a program to connect them to cloud print. I think this stackoverflow question also asks how to do it. But no one has answered it yet. I don't know whether I'm crazy to ask a question like this. I'm a beginner in this. Please help me.
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I know we can add a classic printer to my account with google chrome. But I don't know how to do it programmatically. This project sample is registering printers with xml files which are stored in the xps folder. Is there any way we can list down all the printers in the computer and then select a printer and call the API to register that particular printer. I searched every where for this. But never found a way. Win32_Printer in windows also gets the printers connected to the computer. But how can I write a program to connect them to cloud print. I think this stackoverflow question also asks how to do it. But no one has answered it yet. I don't know whether I'm crazy to ask a question like this. I'm a beginner in this. Please help me.
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