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How to create paginated PDF Data from NSView without using NSPrintOperation.
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How to create paginated PDF Data from NSView without using NSPrintOperation.


  • Subject: How to create paginated PDF Data from NSView without using NSPrintOperation.
  • From: Janakiram <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 09:52:42 +0530

Hi All,

I have a view to display my cocoa application data. Now i want to display the preview of that view in print panel accessory view. So i need to create a paginated pdf document.One way to create the paginated pdf document from nsview is to use nsprintoperation with save option not the print one. My Problem is to display the print panel i am creating a print operation , if i try to create one more for creating pdf file it is giving error.Is there any way to create the paginted pdf document from the view or should i do any thing additionally. Please suggest me a way to solve this problem. Thanks in Advance.

-JanakiRam.

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