On May 13, 2008, at 1:04 PM, Rimas wrote:
If you want that functionality, then we recommend that you have a
separate
Page Setup menu item to invoke that dialog as this is the standard
Mac OS X
behavior and what users will expect.
Ok. I will think about that one more time. Thank you for res
> If you want that functionality, then we recommend that you have a separate
> Page Setup menu item to invoke that dialog as this is the standard Mac OS X
> behavior and what users will expect.
Ok. I will think about that one more time. Thank you for response.
By the way, as I understand, there i
On May 13, 2008, at 12:05 PM, Rimas wrote:
You are right. And that works very well. Except one thing. After
changing paper size in Print dialog I have two options - to press
Cancel (and revert changes I have made) or to press Print and save new
options + print document. I want only to change pap
You are right. And that works very well. Except one thing. After
changing paper size in Print dialog I have two options - to press
Cancel (and revert changes I have made) or to press Print and save new
options + print document. I want only to change paper size and save
that information for later pr
On May 13, 2008, at 11:52 AM, Rimas wrote:
What are you trying to accomplish?
Basicaly I am trying to merge "Page setup" and "Print" dialogs. That
is easy by using NSPrintPanel's setOptions. But I want to keep "Page
setup" functionality also. I mean, I want to be able to change paper
size for e
Thank you for reply.
> What are you trying to accomplish?
Basicaly I am trying to merge "Page setup" and "Print" dialogs. That
is easy by using NSPrintPanel's setOptions. But I want to keep "Page
setup" functionality also. I mean, I want to be able to change paper
size for example, without printi
On May 13, 2008, at 10:23 AM, Rimas wrote:
I am interested in adding additional button to the NSPrintPanel dialog
at the very bottom line. Between ( PDF v ) and ( Cancel ). Is that
possible under Leopard?
There no simple way to do this, and I would highly discourage trying
to do so.
Custo
Hello,
I am interested in adding additional button to the NSPrintPanel dialog
at the very bottom line. Between ( PDF v ) and ( Cancel ). Is that
possible under Leopard? Custom accessory view is not suitable for me.
Even topics from "Extending Printing Dialogs" does not help, because
they does not
