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Re: Print multiple pages with different page layouts

Veronka — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:39:18 GMT

Clay Fox:
And also keep your pdf writer open so that they are on the same page

Not sure I understand... What PDF Writer are you refering to? (Is this another .dll which require another licence? -- if yes, any other workaround?)

Right now to export the default view to PDF I use

myXDoc.View.Export(strFormName, "PDF");

Thanks,

- Veronka

Re: Print multiple pages with different page layouts

Clay Fox — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:24:48 GMT

Ahh yes that is true.

So you would need seperate print views.

So possibly you would need to print and then switch views and then print the other. And also keep your pdf writer open so that they are on the same page.

Or maybe pritn to file and then have another print process that prints them both again. That is the only way I can think of to get them together in one PDF.

Re: Print multiple pages with different page layouts

Veronka — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 11:53:28 GMT

I tried this already... I cannot set different page layouts(one Portrait, one Landscape) on the third view. Am I missing something?

Re: Print multiple pages with different page layouts

Clay Fox — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:52:36 GMT

You probably need a third view, which is the combine print out of both (has both pages seperated by a page break). Make this the default print view for both pages and then print this to PDF.

You can create an email submit to generate the attached or embedded email version.

Print multiple pages with different page layouts

Veronka — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:01:33 GMT

I am trying to accomplish following task, through InfoPath 2007 client Automation.

Fill out a form, automatically. Then, depending on user option, Print
OR/AND Email. Email has to be done as a PDF attachement.

The form is a 2 page form. First page setup has to be Landscape, second one
has to be Portrait.

What I did:

1) Design 2 Views for the 2 pages
2) Write C# external application to fill out the form
3) Swhich between views to print out the 2 different pages

I want to save both views into 1 single PDF document. How do I do this?
Any ather approach to do this?