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Print Sheet: not changing when printinfo changed.
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Print Sheet: not changing when printinfo changed.


  • Subject: Print Sheet: not changing when printinfo changed.
  • From: Kevin Bracey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2011 18:44:19 +1200

Hi, this is a query for the Print Sheet wizards.

I have a print job, that has 2 different report views, I have a custom AccessoryView that toggles the views, all working well. One report is best viewed in Landscape while the other in Portrait. Now I can change this via setOrientation, when toggling the report type, but the Print Sheet doesn't refresh it's selected Orientation button to reflect the underlying change to the printinfo.

I'm currently doing all this switching in knowsPageRange: is there a better place to setOrientation that will be reflected, of perhaps a way of refreshing the screen?
Any clues muchly appreciated.

Also the isSelectionOnly, just doesn't seem to work. The key NSPrintSelectionOnly returns NULL and when I add one in MyDocument it is never changed. I worked around this by removing NSPrintPanelShowsPrintSelection option and making my own on my custom AccessoryView. Could these problems be caused by old printer drivers?

cheers
Kevin_______________________________________________

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