I can't get images to appear in the footer of my documents. The problem only happens on Win7 or Win2008R2 machines. Note images in the body of my documents are fine. Here is my code...
WPPDFExport1.BeginDoc;
WPRichText.LoadFromFile('C:\Print\Doc.rtf', True, 'RTF');
WPRichText.ReformatAll(false,false);
WPRichText.SaveToFile('C:\Print\Test.rtf');
WPPDFExport1.Print;
WPPDFExport1.EndDoc;
I'm using the newest WPTools & wPDF(Internet) with Delphi2010.
Any help is appreciated.
Tom
Just to clarify, the images are only missing in the PDF file.
Hi,
pleas try to set the property wPDF.CanvasReference to wprefPrinter.
Julian
This works as long as a printer is defined in the user's Windows profile.
Note I enabled {$DEFINE USELARGEPAGE} in unit WPPDFR1.pas to be sure a printer is available.
Thanks.
Graphics will not print in the footer on legal size paper. When I change my paper size from letter to legal the graphic will not show.
Below is a snip from my pdf file. The first line shows output when I use letter size paper, the second is legal. Notice how the graphic size (172x30) is missing on legal.
streamq q q 0.12 0 0 0.12 0 792 cm 8.333334 0 0 8.333334 0 -6600 cm 0.7493 0 0 0.7481 216 94.56 cm q 172 0 0 30 0 -30 cm /wpt1 Do QQ 0.12 0 0 0.12 0 792
streamq q q 0.12 0 0 0.12 0 1008 cm 8.333334 0 0 8.333334 0 -8400 cm 0.7493 0 0 0.7481 216 94.56 cm Q 0.12 0 0 0.12 0 1008Note the graphic shows up fine in the body of the document, it just won't show up in the footer. Also, the graphic shows up just fine in the rtf in both legal and letter size.
Tom
Hi,
did you use the printer cas canvas reference. Windows tend to do undocumented clipping on images. The data is not posted to the PDF engine in this case.
Julian
Yes, PrinterCanvas:=wprefPrinter. The problem seems to be related to the graphic type. When I insert a bitmap image it does not work but when I insert a jpeg it works. I'll look into it further and see what I can find. Thanks.
Hi,
Yes, this is expected, a JPEG is not painted to the canvas but stored unchanged in the metafile stream used for the PDF conversion.
Julian
Data is not in this case the PDF engine. CAS canvas printer you use for reference. LED Flashlights Tend to do the image window cut without a license.
