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WORD WNetWriteJob(hJob, lpData, lpcbData)
HANDLE hJob;
LPSTR lpData;
LPINT lpcbData;
 
The WNetWriteJob function writes to a print job opened using the
WNetOpenJob function.
 
Parameter  Description
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hJob       Identifies the print job. It must have been previously created
           using the WNetOpenJob function. This handle does not need to be a
           file handle; it may now be any 16-bit number defined by the
           network driver.
 
lpData     Points to the data buffer.
 
lpcbData   Points to the variable containing the buffer size, in bytes. The
           network driver updates this value to the number of bytes actually
           written to the print job.
 
Return Value
 
The return value is one of the following values.
 
Value         Meaning
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WN_NET_ERROR  A network error occurred.
 
WN_SUCCESS    At least one byte was successfully written to the print job.
 
Comments
 
The export ordinal for this function is 24.
 
If WNetWriteJob is not supported by the network driver, Windows will
continue to assume that the handle returned by WNetOpenJob is a file handle
and use the MS-DOS write handle function to output data to the print job.
 
This function is not used in the current version of Windows.
 
See Also
 
WNetOpenJob
 
 
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