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Re: Printing Page numbers |
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Stef Mientki |
Posted: 11/16/2003 13:43:30 did you try it with some other pdf printer, like pdf995 (free and you're not getting those "ugly" bottom lines ;-) Stef Mientki Martyn wrote: > I changed my code to your code on the offchance (well, you never know ;-)) > but it has the same effect, as the attached PDF shows (created using a print > to PDF utility). Interestingly though, the string shows up correctly on all > pages in Print Preview. > > Martyn > > "Sergey Tkachenko" <svt@trichview.com> wrote in message > news:3fb635b3$1@support.torry.net... > >>Your code seems to be correct, and it should draw page numbers on all > > pages. > >>Please look at the demo >>Demos\CBuilder\Assorted\Printing\Printing\ >> >>It uses the code: >> >>void __fastcall TForm1::RVPrint1PagePrepaint(TRVPrint *Sender, int PageNo, >> TCanvas *Canvas, bool Preview, TRect &PageRect, TRect &PrintAreaRect) >>{ >> >> AnsiString s = Format ("-- Page %d of %d --", ARRAYOFCONST((PageNo, >>Sender->PagesCount))); >> Canvas->Brush->Style = bsClear; >> Canvas->Font->Assign(RVStyle1->TextStyles->Items[0]); >> int w = Canvas->TextWidth(s); >> int h = Canvas->TextHeight(s); >> TextOut(Canvas->Handle, (PrintAreaRect.Right+PrintAreaRect.Left-w) / 2, >> PrintAreaRect.Top - h - 10, s.c_str(), s.Length()); >>} >> >>And it is printed on all pages >> >> > > > |
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