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How can I hide the "Printing" dialog that comes up when a report is sent off to

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    Hello, I have created a MFC application (doc/view architecture) that is running in background (is not visible) and I print some reports from that application. The problem is that the "Printing" dialog that comes up when a report is sent off to a printer is visible during the printing process. How can I hide it? Many thanks, Vasile

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      Hello, I have created a MFC application (doc/view architecture) that is running in background (is not visible) and I print some reports from that application. The problem is that the "Printing" dialog that comes up when a report is sent off to a printer is visible during the printing process. How can I hide it? Many thanks, Vasile

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      You can probably, write your own pagination and printing or track down the point at which dialog is being shown in the mfc code and then override the function in your own class and copy from the original function and remove the dialog calling code.

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