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       How to: Get Print System Object Properties Without Reflection
       By: eyeconic Date: April 5, 2018, 9:48 am
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       Using reflection to itemize the properties (and the types of
       those properties) on an object can slow application performance.
       The System.Printing.IndexedProperties namespace provides a means
       to getting this information with using reflection.
       Example
       The steps for doing this are as follows.
       1.Create an instance of the type. In the example below, the type
       is the PrintQueue type that ships with Microsoft .NET Framework,
       but nearly identical code should work for types that you derive
       from PrintSystemObject.
       2.Create a PrintPropertyDictionary from the type's
       PropertiesCollection. The Value property of each entry in this
       dictionary is an object of one of the types derived from
       PrintProperty.
       3.Enumerate the members of the dictionary. For each of them, do
       the following.
       4.Up-cast the value of each entry to PrintProperty and use it to
       create a PrintProperty object.
       5.Get the type of the Value of each of the PrintProperty object.
       
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       // Enumerate the properties, and their types, of a queue without
       using Reflection
       LocalPrintServer localPrintServer = new LocalPrintServer();
       PrintQueue defaultPrintQueue =
       LocalPrintServer.GetDefaultPrintQueue();
       PrintPropertyDictionary printQueueProperties =
       defaultPrintQueue.PropertiesCollection;
       Console.WriteLine("These are the properties, and their types, of
       {0}, a {1}", defaultPrintQueue.Name,
       defaultPrintQueue.GetType().ToString() +"\n");
       foreach (DictionaryEntry entry in printQueueProperties)
       {
       PrintProperty property = (PrintProperty)entry.Value;
       if (property.Value != null)
       {
       Console.WriteLine(property.Name + "\t(Type: {0})",
       property.Value.GetType().ToString());
       }
       }
       Console.WriteLine("\n\nPress Return to continue...");
       Console.ReadLine();
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