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Hi,
I've got a problem here (but then again, don't we all?). The situation is as such:
We have developped a very large application which can create very large vector based images. In building it, we never thought about printing over multiple pages, because our customers have extremely large printers and plotters, so that paper size would not be a problem...
Now we want to exploit the program to home users who do not have plotters at home and do want to print the images in true scale. This CAN be done by printing over multiple pages, but then again, the program wasn't build to do this and re-aranging the comlete code will take weeks and could even take months...
So my question actually is:
'Is there a possibility to print over multiple pages, without having to alter the drawing code itsself. Are there, for example, possibilities to let the Device Context class devide the image in A4-parts??'
I hope someone can help me at least a bit. Right now every input is welcome!
Please send a copy of your reply to: dddekerf@dds.nl
I've got a problem here (but then again, don't we all?). The situation is as such:
We have developped a very large application which can create very large vector based images. In building it, we never thought about printing over multiple pages, because our customers have extremely large printers and plotters, so that paper size would not be a problem...
Now we want to exploit the program to home users who do not have plotters at home and do want to print the images in true scale. This CAN be done by printing over multiple pages, but then again, the program wasn't build to do this and re-aranging the comlete code will take weeks and could even take months...
So my question actually is:
'Is there a possibility to print over multiple pages, without having to alter the drawing code itsself. Are there, for example, possibilities to let the Device Context class devide the image in A4-parts??'
I hope someone can help me at least a bit. Right now every input is welcome!
Please send a copy of your reply to: dddekerf@dds.nl