Creating a custom job description

1. Create the client part of the print job description.
   

       TGenericClientJobDescription* clientPart = new TGenericClientJobDescription;

2. Set the number of copies.
   

       clientPart->SetCopies(numberOfCopies);  // number of copies

3. Specify a page range.
   

       clientPart->SetPageRange(TStandardPageRange(2,5)); // pages 2 through 5

4. Add the client job component to a printer job component created by a printer.
   Usually the system passes you a printer when you make a request or when the end user specifies a print operation by dragging a document onto a printer. You can also resurrect one you've kept with the folio or flattened in some data dictionary somewhere; you cannot create one from scratch.
   Currently, you must construct the printer before you can use it. Future releases of the system will provide TPrinter objects. To instantiate a
   printer, use:
   

       TPrinterprinter(kSystemPrinter);   // This is temporary only

   This creates a printer object representative of the system default printer. To get a job description, just ask the printer to create one for you.
   

         // combine both client and printer job descriptions
         TPrintJobDescription
         jobDescription(printer.CreateJobDescription(),clientPart);

   The TPrintJobDescription object adopts both job description components so the client has no more dealings with either of them.
   
5. Use the print job to print a job.
   

       myPageFolio.Print(jobDescription);