This was on the subject of using HTML to send formatted page output to
users.
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Charles Barouch wrote:
Bob,
1) The client is dealing in acceptance letters, so wide isn't an issue. For
columnar reports, they use Informer.
2) Paging can be controlled. It took me a long
Bob,
Using inline styles in HTML, page breaks can be forced within an HTML
page using:
span style=page-break-after:always/span
It works in FireFox and IE.
rex
Bob Rasmussen wrote:
Your specific set of requirements may work in this case. I'd be interested
in seeing a sample output HTML
Bob,
1) The client is dealing in acceptance letters, so wide isn't an
issue. For columnar reports, they use Informer.
2) Paging can be controlled. It took me a long time to find the code,
but you can set print page breaks in an HTML document. I've only tested
it with FireFox on a PC, but
Hi Robin,
I use Onmerge (www.onmerge.com) to print embedded images from a Word
mail-merge document (the image filenames are one of the merge fields). I
costs $79US. The biggest drawback is that you are now relying on Word
mail-merge processing in an automated production environment, and there is
Are you using any imaging software ( like optio) to create the document.
-Original Message-
From: Robin Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 5:17 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Universe/SB+ printing including images
We use Universe with SB+ on
Robin,
I build the document as HTML and send it to a person to review and
print. Not 100% automated, but my client wants a person to review anyway...
- Chuck
Robin Smith wrote:
We use Universe with SB+ on both Windows and Unix.
We have a customer who is looking to print documents to a
Hi Robin
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You might want to take a look at mvPDF. Despite the name, it can render
directly to printers as well as producing PDF documents. It's very flexible
with a BASIC API underlying it so it can be tailored to most solutions, and I
have a white paper on using it to capture SB+ reports.
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Robin Smith wrote:
We use Universe with SB+ on both Windows and Unix.
We have a customer who is looking to print documents to a colour laser
printer that not only include normal textual output but also incorporate
a grahical image embedded within the document. The
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Charles Barouch wrote:
Robin,
I build the document as HTML and send it to a person to review and print.
Not 100% automated, but my client wants a person to review anyway...
Given the oft-noted behaviors of web browsers when printing, how do you
deal with the following
I would highly discourage the use of Optio. While it is a defacto standard
with some vendors, it's expensive, it provides little to no debugging to
help diagnose problems when it crashes a print queue - and yes, it does
crash print queues if anything unexpected happens in the print job - and the
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