Re: Printing documents

Subject: Re: Printing documents

From: Peter Baxter <email@hidden>

Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 09:42:09 +1000

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Hi Kevin,

There is a perfectly good example program in XCode that should provide you with the starter to do whatever you like with text.

Macintosh HD -> Developer -> Examples -> Applescript studio -> Plain Text editor.

You may have to alter the text field to accept pictures Delete it and replace it with the same type of text. You will be asked to update the version to 10.2 and you accept.

Your app now accepts pictures.

Good luck

Peter

On 19/09/2006, at 9:21 AM, Kevin Bradley wrote:

I need some help with documents. I have a document that requires some text and some graphics (boxes, lines, and a logo). The only solution I could come up with in AS Studio was to use a web view and create the document in HTML/CSS.

Here's the problem. My document should fill a page, but when I print it using the default printing in Studio, it is "shrunk" and encased with huge white margins around the edges of the document. In other words, it's "inset" in the page. Is there a better way to print documents? For that matter, is there a better way to FORMAT documents? Or is this the best we can do in Studio?

Thanks for any help, insight, comments, rude remarks, or other input.

Kevin Bradley
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http://macscripter.net
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It only took Gates 11 years to copy (badly) the Mac OS. And people call him a genius. Seems a bit retarded if you ask me.

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