Print the document on startup of PC...Once in a day

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I have made one VB.NET windows application, it runs on startup of PC....it contains one function PRINTDATES() which prints one word document, now what i want to do is, my appliction must print the document on first startup of PC in one perticulre day...if I restart my PC, then it should not print the document....is there any function availabe in VB.NET for this type of printing??? or If any code is available then suggest me....

Posted 20-Sep-11 3:35am

NikulDarji

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See this[^] discussion on MSDN for a possible solution.

Posted 20-Sep-11 3:41am

André Kraak

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-20T03:40:00

Solution 1

There is no magic function like this in the .NET Framework. You have to write the "magic" yourself.

ALl you have to do is write a value to the registry with the current date when you print the document. When your app starts, all it has to do is compare the current date to the one stored in the registry. If the dates match, you've already printed document. If not, well, that should be obvious.

Posted 20-Sep-11 3:40am

Dave Kreskowiak

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NikulDarji 20-Sep-11 9:45am

Thankx for your "magic" solution....:)I know in this idea i have to deal with the registry value....thats why I was asking about readymade function...:)its not easy to make this app. but its BOSS ORDER....:))