I'm using the default printjob class as listed in the help pages.
I was wondering if there is a way to;
1) always make a printer default to landscape mode and
I know the answer to #1 is no.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Global Technology Operations
Learning Leadership Development
eTools
Hi there,
1) You can't make the printer default to landscape, but you can
rotate the clips that you are printing.
2) To make clips not print, either build the clips that you want to
print into a seperate subtree and print the parent clip of that (you
could even do that offscreen) or simply set
Hi,
i dont know if it helps, but i posted a piece of movieclip printing code
here:
http://objectpainters.com/blog/?p=9
It basically prints a movieclip you pass it scaled-to-fit.
Option 1 and 2 describes rotating along with a landscape setting or not
rotating along with it.
It might help you
1) always make a printer default to landscape mode and
I know the answer to #1 is no.
and...
1) You can't make the printer default to landscape,
but you can rotate the clips that you are printing.
Actually, you can!
PrintJob is a poorly written class that you have to make special
Here's a shorter version of that link showing how to do it. Code
written by me.
http://tinyurl.com/38he4a
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1) always make a printer default to landscape mode and
I know the answer to #1 is no.
and...
1) You can't make the printer default to landscape,
but you can rotate the clips that you are printing.
Actually, you can!
Um -
And on my blog:
http://www.stevensacks.net/2007/03/16/force-landscape-printing-with-prin
tjob/
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There is no difference between printing a rotated clip in portrait or a
non-rotated clip in landscape. A printer does the same thing when it
prints an image in landscape. Technically, I'm telling the printer to
print in landscape mode even when it's not set to print in landscape
mode. My script
On 3/16/07, Steven Sacks | BLITZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no difference between printing a rotated clip in portrait or a
non-rotated clip in landscape. A printer does the same thing when it
prints an image in landscape. Technically, I'm telling the printer to
print in landscape mode
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