Bloom.Publish.PdfViewer.Print C# (CSharp) Method

		public void Print()
		{
#if !__MonoCS__
			var arc = _pdfViewerControl as AdobeReaderControl;
			if (arc != null)
			{
				// The print button is only enabled after we have generated a PDF and tried to display it,
				// so if we still have an ARC by this point, it displayed successfully, and presumably can also print.
				arc.Print();
				return;
			}

			// PDFjs printing has proved unreliable, so GhostScript is preferable even on Windows.
			if (TryGhostcriptPrint())
				return;

			var browser = ((GeckoWebBrowser)_pdfViewerControl);
			using (AutoJSContext context = new AutoJSContext(browser.Window))
			{
				string result;
				context.EvaluateScript(@"window.print()", (nsISupports)browser.Document.DomObject, out result);
			}
#else
			// on Linux the isntaller will have a dependency on GhostScript so it should always be available.
			// We've had many problems with PDFJs so hopefully this solves them.
			if (TryGhostcriptPrint())
				return;

			// BL-788 Print dialog appears behind Bloom on Linux
			// Finally went to minimizing Bloom to allow the print window to be
			// displayed and then restore to the original size after the
			// Print or Cancel button is pushed on the print dialog.
			_pauseTimer = new Timer();
			_pauseTimer.Interval = 250;
			_pauseTimer.Tick += PrintAfterPause;
			_savedState = this.ParentForm.WindowState;
			this.ParentForm.WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized;
			_pauseTimer.Start();

#endif
		}