> It seems to be putting a white box around any object that overlaps another object.
See the comment I made earlier about needing to use cairo_win32_printing_surface instead of cairo_win32_surface. cairo_win32_surface can not read the destination bitmap from the printer driver. Depending on the driver it will see the destination as all white or all black.
> It seems to be putting a white box around any object that overlaps another object.
See the comment I made earlier about needing to use cairo_win32_ printing_ surface instead of cairo_win32_ surface. cairo_win32_surface can not read the destination bitmap from the printer driver. Depending on the driver it will see the destination as all white or all black.