My approach to printing oodles of multiline text is to let the browser
do it:
* When the print button is pressed, save the contents of the text
field to a Local Shared Object
* Open up an empty HTML page, which has as invisible flash movie
which can then:
o Read that shared object.
o Pass the data that needs to be printed to a JS function which...
o ...uses DOM to inject that data onto the page.
Simple, and quite elegant, if I say so my self. I've done this before
for arrays of objects, and it has worked a treat. The Flash/Javascript
bridge comes in handy here as well.
Peter O'Brien wrote:
I have the same problem as the original poster.
I don't suppose anyone can provide more info as a solution than Hans, or
Hans if you're there I would love to see some code.
What are flash mc dimensions to match an A4 page? Doesn't it vary
according
to screen resolution?
How can you efficiently fill a textfield to the point in which you
know it
is completely full?
Cheers,
Pete
--
Haikal Saadh
Applications Programmer
ICT Resources, TALSS
QUT Kelvin Grove
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