How to print GeckoWebBrowser to default printer? - printing

Question

I'm trying to print the document in a GeckoWebBrowser, but documentation is limited and to me, it's not at all clear.
I found some code on the internet that at least communicates with the printer (it starts beeping) but I think the printer is asking for a Letter size paper, but it requires the settings to be from print.GetGlobalPrintSettingsAttribute(), if I try my own settings, it gives me a NotImplementedException.
I suspect this is exception is raised on my Gecko.PrinterSettings, because when I swap ps in the print.Print(ps, null);
with the global settings, this exception isn't raised.
The code below:
var domWindow = browser.Window.DomWindow;
var print = Gecko.Xpcom.QueryInterface<Gecko.nsIWebBrowserPrint>(domWindow);
Gecko.PrintSettings ps = new Gecko.PrintSettings();
ps.SetPrintSilentAttribute(false);
ps.SetPrintToFileAttribute(false);
ps.SetShowPrintProgressAttribute(false);
ps.SetOutputFormatAttribute(1); //2 == PDF, so I assume 1 is actual printer
ps.SetPrintBGImagesAttribute(true);
ps.SetStartPageRangeAttribute(1);
ps.SetEndPageRangeAttribute(100);
ps.SetPrintOptions(2, true); // evenPages
ps.SetPrintOptions(1, true); // oddpages
ps.SetEffectivePageSize(768 * 20f, 1024 * 20f);
ps.SetShrinkToFitAttribute(true);
ps.SetScalingAttribute(1.0);
ps.SetPrintBGImagesAttribute(true);
print.Print(ps, null);

Answer 1

Managed to come up with a solution.
What was throwing an exception was
public void SetPersistMarginBoxSettingsAttribute(bool aPersistMarginBoxSettings)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
The above is in PrinterSettings.cs, so it is hard-coded coded to throw a NotImplementedException on a number off attributes (the attribute above isn't the only one hard-coded to throw the exception) as it is not finished(?), so I cannot use it.
However, I can use the GetGlobalSettingsAttribute() as it uses the same interface as PrinterSettings (nsiPrintSettings), so therefore it will have the same attributes all populated for me.
So what can I do is:
I simply copy the GetGlobalPrintSettingsAttribute() into my own printer settings, and adjust them as necessary.
var mySettings = print.GetGlobalPrintSettingsAttribute();
mySettings.SetPrintSilentAttribute(true);
mySettings.SetPrintToFileAttribute(true);
mySettings.SetShowPrintProgressAttribute(false);
mySettings.SetOutputFormatAttribute(2); //2 == PDF
mySettings.SetToFileNameAttribute(#"c:\temp\temp.pdf");
mySettings.SetPrintBGImagesAttribute(true);
mySettings.SetStartPageRangeAttribute(1);
mySettings.SetEndPageRangeAttribute(100);
mySettings.SetPrintOptions(2, true); // evenPages
mySettings.SetPrintOptions(1, true); // oddpages
mySettings.SetShrinkToFitAttribute(true);
mySettings.SetScalingAttribute(1.0);
mySettings.SetPrintBGImagesAttribute(true);
print.Print(mySettings, new Gecko.WebProgressListener());
Please notice I reverted back to PDF for now, in the SetOutputFormatAttribute(2); //2 == PDF
Also changed the print.Print(ps, null); to print.Print(mySettings, new Gecko.WebProgressListener()); but I think having null or Gecko.WebProgressListener() won't make a difference.
Et voilà! - Now, onto the next step, which is to print to a printer, and not as a PDF file.