Hello,
I've been searching for solutions but have not found anything definitive on
this. Is the only approach to this is to use ANE extensions?
thx
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Yes printing is not supported in Flex mobile.
Here is an ANE:
https://github.com/denisdanielyan/AirPrintANE
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Sascha
Am 06.08.2014 um 16:40 schrieb leejk leejk...@yahoo.com:
Hello,
I've been searching for solutions but have not found anything definitive
I was working on a project some time ago and had problems with bad quality.
I dont have it on my computer here but I remember that I scaled all objects
up before printing to get a better resolution in the pdf or printout.
What I did maybe a poor solution but it worked okay for me.
Something like
So you're saying if I get a page size that is more than 72x8.5 by 72x11
then I could be printing at a higher DPI? And you're saying the page size
that's returned may not exactly be 72x8.5 or 300x8.5? I'm guessing that
would be because of the margins and options the user chosen in the print
dialog
On 2/2/14 2:07 PM, jude flexcapaci...@gmail.com wrote:
So you're saying if I get a page size that is more than 72x8.5 by 72x11
then I could be printing at a higher DPI?
Yes, that's my understanding, but I could certainly be wrong.
And you're saying the page size
that's returned may
It does but I'm not sure how that would help. Also, it sends it after you
send the job to the printer. The whole thing is somewhat confusing. In
Photoshop you can specify the width, height and DPI of a document
*before*you even start. Then later when you are ready to print the
print dialog
shows
I'm definitely not the expert on printing, but in my limited experience, after
the call to flexprintjob.start() you now know the page size. IIRC, the page
size often has an unexpected size. Like if you think you've used the
PrintDialog to set up a 300 dpi print on an 8.5x11 inch page, you
Is there a way to print something at a certain DPI with the PrintJob or
FlexPrintJob classes? From what I've read so far it will print at the
resolution of the screen. Also, when I print in vector (not printAsBitmap)
certain display objects lose their backgrounds. For example, if there is a
Spark
I thought PrintJob returned information about page width/height. And I
thought that was controlled by the print settings in the print dialog.
-Alex
On 1/28/14 10:42 AM, jude flexcapaci...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a way to print something at a certain DPI with the PrintJob or
FlexPrintJob
Yes, that's why I used the quotes :) As you said, the print media query
has been arround for a while, but finally in CSS3 some bright minds though
that you would surely need to define a page and margins (and headers,
footers, and so on) for real world printing :)
Have a look at http://www.w3.org
Hi,
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a Flex
Application (web)?
Thanks
, it's free ;)
Bye
Angelo
2013/11/29 Frank Dahmen fr...@dahmenia.de
Hi,
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a Flex
Application (web)?
Thanks
download the library
and start creating
Just one more important think, it's free ;)
Bye
Angelo
2013/11/29 Frank Dahmen fr...@dahmenia.de
Hi,
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a Flex
Application (web)?
Thanks
,
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a Flex
Application (web)?
Thanks
On 11/29/2013 8:27 PM, Frank Dahmen wrote:
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a Flex
Application (web)?
for us, where all our flex apps have server backends, we use iText w/coldfusion
or java.
I'm using Flex+Java Applet+Javascript to can print directly on the
printer without the screen asking to print, and also be able to print on
Matrix Printers.
On 11/29/2013 5:27 AM, Frank Dahmen wrote:
Hi,
what is the state of the art for printing (or pdf generating) in a
Flex Application
If you just need to print, and leaving PDF generation on the user side just
like most software do, why not using Flex native printing capabilities?
I've not used them in a while, but in 2009 they were good enough for
proffesional formatting a dinamic 20 page document, and quite simple to
use
thanks, you are right
i was wondering if flex-printing can handle large print outs
(i will have to print not too small dynamic data tables)
generating a css-html file with php sounds good too (using html templates)
what do you mean with new css3 print media?
@media print was in css2(css1?) too
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