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cdds_prthdr - write the print header

SYNOPSIS

#include "cdds.h"

int cdds_prthdr(pname, id);

const char *pname
const char *id

DESCRIPTION

cdds_prthdr() writes a standard header using the RCS Id, id. The header will be written to the print file opened by cdds_openpr(), otherwise, it will be written to the console. Normally, this routine is not called directly by the developer since it is called by cdds_openpr(). It is only useful to be called by an application the for some reason does not open a print file with cdds_openpr(). The return value is always 0.

AUTHOR

Jerry Ehlers, BP America (May 2003)
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