<snip> > Have you looked at QPrinter? I haven't actually used it that I can > recall, but you should be able to lay out reports in QtDesigner and > print them at higher dpi - at least that's what I get from > reading the QPrinter docs.
Haven't tried working with QPrinter through Designer... Take a look at the helpviewer example included with qt to get an idea for how to use it with QRichText. > > What I've done for printing forms (invoices, purchase orders, > packing lists, etc) is use ReportLab which is a Python PDF > generator. The way I used it is probably at a lower level than > you're looking for, however I think they have some higher level > stuff too. I don't have a URL handy, but a search on "ReportLab" http://www.reportlab.com > should turn it up pretty quickly. I wouldn't necessarily call it > 'easy' though. I ended up using this on the last app I worked on and I must agree. It's not terribly easy to use, but it does work well. My biggest complaint is that it generates PDF files and I wanted to print stuff from inside my app rather than just saving a PDF file to be printed later. I had some nasty os.system() stuff on the Linux side, but never figured out anything useful on the Windows side. I may have just missed something though... I do have a little code (circa 2.5 years ago) that works with the current version of reportlab that you're free to dig through. Greg _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
