How to hold/cancel print job once it has already been put into the queue in windows with java code?
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How to hold/cancel print job once it has already been put into the queue in windows with java code?
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What you describe is not possible. Java cannot be used to 'reprogram' what the host operating system has already put in motion. I don't think what you describe is possible with any programming language, but I could be wrong. Learn more about the print queue in Windows (a control panel?) and how it can be accessed and influenced by another process, if at all.
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