Having a fat client application isn't so bad - be it, requiring PDF
Reader, an OCX installed or running a particular strain of browser.

When the results you can produce/achieve from an application is
greatly improved by imposing a small user environment requirement,
my perspective is go for it.

Mind you - I chronicly underestimate user stupidity as well when
somekind of interaction is required by the user to upgrade a Reader
or an OCX....

cheers

----- Original Message -----
From: "Stephen Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ActiveServerPages" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: RE: activeserverpages digest: August 12, 2002


: Thanks Cory, I also found ScriptX, but I haven't evaluated it fully yet.
:
: It seems strange that no-one has had a requirement to do reports yet,
: without having the dependencies around it, such as having Adobe installed on
: the client, or must use X Browser. I'm not too fazed if it's an ActiveX
: control. I can do this in Delphi, with no problem, but my concern is that a
: lot of the VCL is being included, so you end up with a ~700k OCX...
:
: -----Original Message-----
: From: Cory Foy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
: Sent: 13 August 2002 11:33
: To: ActiveServerPages
: Subject: RE: activeserverpages digest: August 12, 2002
:
:
: We use a program by MeadCo called ScriptX. You can see their site here:
:
: www.meadroid.com/scriptx/
:
: The issue that I think you will run into is that only IE 5.5 and higher
: gives a user the ability to change printing modes from a script. The plugin
: from the company above allows us to do that. Because we are using it on an
: intranet it is easy for us to restrict the users (our standard was 5.5
: anyway). If anyone else finds another product, please let us know!
:
: Cory
:
: -----Original Message-----
: Subject: Printing...
: From: Stephen Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 10:37:50 +0200
: X-Message-Number: 1
:
: Hi Guys and Gals,
:
: I need to ask this genius bunch a question.
:
: I would like a decent printing component (preferably freeware), where I can
: generate a decent report and have the ability to change landscape/portrait
: modes etc.
:
: My problem is that I have a web page, with a "Printer-Friendly" version
: stripped of buttons etc, but it's a landscape report and everytime the users
: have to change the mode before printing (and boy do I get it in the neck
: when they forget!!). Secondly I'd like more control over my printing,
: possibly to generate a decent report, maybe a PDF. If I do generate a PDF, I
: suppose then the clients have to have at least Adobe Reader on their pc's.
:
: I would possibly like this to be cross-browser capable as well.
:
: TIA and Regards
: Steve
:
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