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ddoc Print and Preview

ddoc Print and Preview is a shareware, 32-bit print-preview engine for all win32 operatiing systems.

Print and preview from PB, VB, and Delphi
Create and save print-preview documents.
SMTP and MAPI emailing of preview documents
Bitmaps, colored fonts, rotated text, paragraphs of text, lines, rectangles, pie sliced, arcs, and more
Mailing label engine
Shareware, $25, includes PBDLL source

Buy now It's only $25 and includes pbdll6 source code! The password for the registered version will be emailed to you within 24 hours of payment. Choose one of the three purchase methods below.

Files and downloads

Download the free evaluation version (v1.4 w/ nag screen).
Download the latest (v1.9e - 10-7-2003) registered version (password required).
View the manual on-line in html format.
Read the history file.
Screen shot of ddoc in action.
Watermark demo. Public domain (except for the logo) from Michael Mattias of Tal Systems. Big thanks to Michael for his time and effort!
IBasic Sample. Thanks to Dennis Comninos for providing a port of the ddoc headers and sample program to IBasic.


		ddoc Print and Preview is a shareware, 32-bit print-preview engine for all win32 operatiing systems. Print and preview from PB, VB, and Delphi Create and save print-preview documents. SMTP and MAPI emailing of preview documents Bitmaps, colored fonts, rotated text, paragraphs of text, lines, rectangles, pie sliced, arcs, and more Mailing label engine Shareware, $25, includes PBDLL source Buy now It's only $25 and includes pbdll6 source code! The password for the registered version will be emailed to you within 24 hours of payment. Choose one of the three purchase methods below. Files and downloads Download the free evaluation version (v1.4 w/ nag screen). Download the latest (v1.9e - 10-7-2003) registered version (password required). View the manual on-line in html format. Read the history file. Screen shot of ddoc in action. Watermark demo. Public domain (except for the logo) from Michael Mattias of Tal Systems. Big thanks to Michael for his time and effort! IBasic Sample. Thanks to Dennis Comninos for providing a port of the ddoc headers and sample program to IBasic.