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I want to print some data from spreadsheet. I decided to use python. How can I call out a "Print preview"? For example like this:
I tried something like this:
os.startfile('test.txt', 'print')
but it doesn't make a print preview.
I am using Python 3.9.

Use this (tested on Windows 10):
import subprocess
subprocess.call(['notepad', '/p', "test.txt"])
On Linux use:
import os
os.system("lp text.txt")
As to previewing the file on screen, just use print function. If you want graphics use tkinter or any other graphics library (PyQt, etc)

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