hi subhash,
even the same problem i got.
my problem is , using java.awt.print package we have
the option of drawing in graphics context and printing
the whole screen. what i want is i want to write in
one file and i want to print the file.
is it possible.but i present i am going for third
party program such as JReport and some thing like
this.
i will be happy if anybody tell us regarding how to
print a file in java.
jayakumar
--- Subhash_namu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to print a text in the memory (in a String)
> in a formatted way i.e.
> in different lines. But while printing using
> java.awt.print package the
> whole lot of text is shown more like a paragraph
> with next line occuring
> only after the first line is full.
>
> eg:
> I want to print in this way -
> Four score and seven years ago our
> fathers brought forth on this
> continent a new
>
> but it comes out to be in this way - (as if I have
> selected the justify
> option in MS-Word)
>
> Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought
> forth on this continent a
> new
>
> can you help me out how to identify the '\n'
> character and print the text.
>
> Subhash
>
>
>
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