Try removing the height from your text area object and just let flex determine the height automatically... ie, it doesn't have scroll bars itself. Then print it, you should get it all.
You'll probably also want to set the width manually when you print it to the width of the print object... Flex prints at 72 dpi... so 8.5 X 11 paper is 612 pixels wide, assuming you are not counting for any margins. It appears flex will just print exactly what's on screen, scroll bars and all and it's not intelligent for printing text. So in my case, i transform the objects and put them in a better printing state before I send them tothe printer... because the format for printing is not always desired for how it shows on screen. I wish flex had better printing utilities for page breaks and making it easier to put more than one display object on a single page... but then again, you have a lot more control than trying to generate a html and print a web page... IF you want complete control over how things are printed. --- In [email protected], Jeremy Tooley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > When I go to print my text area in flex. The Text area gets clipped by > what is shown and the rest does not print. The styles and everything > come out great, I just cant print the data that is not shown. > > Any Ideas > > Jeremy Tooley >
