printing

问题 Is there a way to set an RDLC report to be always Landscape and to always use A4 without the need of manually doing so every time through the print dialog? I've been at this for a few hours and nothing came up after googling. Indeed, is there a way to skip the print dialog in itself? TIA 回答1: You can certainly avoid the print dialog and print directly, also you can specify page size and print orientation in code. We do it in our projects but the code is a bit of muddle plus it's in VB so I

问题 There is a nice GAS script to print a Google sheet in google app script print button As discussed on the Google Cloud Connect (https://www.cloudconnect.goog/message/77627), we are trying to identify a way to control the margins. There is also a similar question over on the Google Product Forums at https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/DQxnJwoDn0c 回答1: This was also reported in this thread. I suggest to file a feature request for this. 回答2: Your first link uses the UiApp which

问题 There is a nice GAS script to print a Google sheet in google app script print button As discussed on the Google Cloud Connect (https://www.cloudconnect.goog/message/77627), we are trying to identify a way to control the margins. There is also a similar question over on the Google Product Forums at https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/DQxnJwoDn0c 回答1: This was also reported in this thread. I suggest to file a feature request for this. 回答2: Your first link uses the UiApp which

问题 I'm struggling for hours now why the @media print is not working, I search on Google even on this site and nothing helped, so that's why I post this question. I'm testing it on Google chrome print preview (ctrl p) but i also printed to page and it stays blank. I try'd to make a separate css file and also a embedded css style into the page. Here is my code Headers <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/reset.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css" /> <link

问题 fellows, what I'm trying to do should be simple: to print an example label from ZPL II Programming Guide. But no matter what I write, the label is always printed with 40mm length. This is the code: ^XA ^LH0,30 ^FO20,10^AD^FDVERSUL^FS ^XZ I tried changing the label's settings in the printer's properties, tried to add the ^LL command, set units to dots. I'm using the console from Zebra Setup Utilities, and I've already changed the language to ZPL. Nothing changed. Do you know what I'm doing

问题 I am looking for help setting up the initial DIV that will fit within the borders of the letter paper. I'll loop for dynamic page content ending each page with `page-break-after; always;. I've been using the trial and error approach and have now run out of paper to trial with. How do you setup the div container where positions relate to the paper margins? Thank you! 回答1: After using a CSS reset template, and with "shrink to page" turned off in print options I am able to make a DIV that is 7"

问题 I am looking for help setting up the initial DIV that will fit within the borders of the letter paper. I'll loop for dynamic page content ending each page with `page-break-after; always;. I've been using the trial and error approach and have now run out of paper to trial with. How do you setup the div container where positions relate to the paper margins? Thank you! 回答1: After using a CSS reset template, and with "shrink to page" turned off in print options I am able to make a DIV that is 7"

问题 I wanted to know, if it's possible to print a string followed by a matrix, written in the classic form, for example: 5 5 9 >>your matrix is M = 1 4 2 2 1 3 using fprintf / sprintf . 回答1: If your matrix doesn't have to be on the same line as the text, you can do something as simple as replacing ; with \n in the output of mat2str: A=[1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]; intro_str = 'Your matrix is:\n'; sprintf([intro_str strrep(mat2str(A),';','\n ')]) Your matrix is: [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9] If, however, you want

问题 I am java / grails developer working on redesigning a software system. One of the requirements is to have a sever-side application send data to various network printers to print text data. I searched the web for info on java network printing, and came up short I looked into Java Print Service API, java.awt.print, javax.print and did not find anything on connecting to network printers. Is what I am trying to do possible or favorable. The lack of findings leads me to believe that sever-side

问题 This question already has answers here : square root character/symbol (3 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I am just wondering how do you print a square root(√) character in Java? I am assuming you use its unicode or something? 回答1: Simply System.out.println("Square Root: \u221A"); Source: first match on Google. 回答2: Here's the unicode number for it: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/221a/index.htm And this prints it out to a file for me: package com.sandbox; import org.apache.commons