You can obtain the current printer, or ask the user to select one, by using current-printer. You can ask the user about configuration by using the functions page-setup-dialog and print-dialog which display the standard Page Setup and Print dialogs.
You can pass the printer object (as returned by current-printer or print-dialog) to APIs with a printer argument, such as with-print-job, page-setup-dialog and print-dialog. The printer object itself is opaque but you can modify the configuration programmatically using set-printer-options.
On Cocoa by default the standard shortcuts Command+P and Command+Shift+P invoke
Print...
and
Page Setup...
menu commands respectively.
In Microsoft Windows editor emulation by default the standard shortcut Ctrl+P invokes a
Print...
menu command.
CAPI User Guide and Reference Manual (Unix version) - 25 Feb 2015