On Sunday 2004-02-22 19:58 -0600, Glenn Blicharz wrote: > When you choose Print Preview on Windows (and Mac Classic builds of > Mozilla), a nice PostScript looking file gets displayed. I'm wondering if I > could modify the printPreviewBindings.xml file (or another) to save this > rendered page out to a file (postscript preferably). If not, is this file > stored somewhere else, and then displayed in Mozilla? If so, where is it > stored? If not, how is this page getting generated and displayed?
I think the print preview on all platforms is just our layout engine displaying what it would print out. I don't think there's any file generated. (That may be different for something like Camino, but I think we're at least mostly consistent.) > Ultimately, I'm hoping to modify Mozilla to generate PostScipt files, or at > least the "print preview" type layout, where pages are separated. This > cannot use style sheets or HTML (unless images are loaded) since we will not > be displaying these pages within Mozilla. Mozilla can generate postscript -- there's code in gfx/src/ps/. It's used as the default way of printing on Unix. Is there something about that code that doesn't meet your needs? -David -- L. David Baron <URL: http://dbaron.org/ > _______________________________________________ mozilla-layout mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-layout
