Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (7 items) Re: Printing Multiple Views in different page sizes Thank you Dan, So from reading a previous post, I tried this. The issue I had was that it would not print the first form or page of the view to the specified page break. I can not set any printer options and require that the Printer configuration under page settings to be set to Default. The situation is that we have more printers than ... Posted to General (Forum) by cedgmon on 12-01-2009 Re: Printing Multiple Views in different page sizes I was wondering if you new of any additional code that I would need to be able to print each view in a different paper size without having to set a printer or page setup size? Posted to General (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-30-2009 Re: Printing Multiple Views in different page sizes Great. We are already using a Full Trust form to get the print button working. The scenario was that the user needed to agree to terms and conditions. Once they clicked yes, then the button appeared. I used the code XDocument.PrintOut() for the button code. If you could help with the rest, that would be great. Thank you. Posted to General (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-16-2009 Print views with different page sizes. I posted something similar in the Newbie forum, but have not gotton a complete response, so I thought I would try here. I have 4 views. I need to print the default view as Legal sized and the remaining 3 as Letter size. I was wondering if this is possible and without setting a printer in the Page Setup? Or a preferred preference would be to ... Posted to Views (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-13-2009 Printing Multiple Views in different page sizes I posted something similar in the Newbie forum, but have not gotton a complete response, so I thought I would try here. I have 4 views. I need to print the default view as Legal sized and the remaining 3 as Letter size. I was wondering if this is possible and without setting a printer in the Page Setup? Or a preferred preference ... Posted to General (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-12-2009 Re: Print multiple views Thank you, Actually Printing Multiple views is not an issue for me. Using the Print Multiple Views under the view settings worked quite well. Really what I am trying to accomplish is that the Default view needs to print as Legal and the three remaining views need to print as letter. This is probably a page setup issue. Unfornately here is the ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-09-2009 Print multiple views I have created a form with 4 views. In the form, the user cannot print the form until they have accepted the terms and conditions. I have accomplished this by hiding the print option from the toolbar and have added a checkbox the unhides a button for printing. I am using the XDocument.PrintOut() function for this. All of this works fine except ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by cedgmon on 11-05-2009 Page 1 of 1 (7 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.