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  | | | -none- | -none- 2007-08-21 - By Tom Smitch
Back Hi,
I have big problem. The number of columns and rows of table in my application can change and it can be many. It is important that the generated PDF will be printer friendly - when printing the pdf no data is lost and columns and rows are not broken in the middle. If there is not enough room for all the columns in the printed page I want that the next page will print the columns that couldnt fit in the previous page. The same with rows.
I've read "SplitTable" and "FragmentTable", and I've noticed that this is impossible, am I right?.
When I use writeSelectedRows method, automatic rows split stopped working. I can find any options for automatic columns spliting :(
Please help
Hi,<br><br>I have big problem. The number of columns and rows of table in my application can change and it can be many. It is important that the generated PDF will be printer friendly - when printing the pdf no data is lost and columns and rows are not broken in the middle. If there is not enough room for all the columns in the printed page I want that the next page will print the columns that couldnt fit in the previous page. The same with rows. <br><br>I've read "SplitTable" and "FragmentTable", and I've noticed that this is impossible, am I right?.<br><br>When I use writeSelectedRows method, automatic rows split stopped working. I can find any options for automatic columns spliting :( <br><br>Please help
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