Re: Sending Output Buffer contents to PDFLib
| From: | Chris Lee | Date: | Wed, 16 May 2001 12:52:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Sending Output Buffer contents to PDFLib | ||
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I can't say this is for sure, but I am almost 100% sure adobe function, not a pdflib function
to convert html -> pdf. sorry I dnt have any recommendations, I had to write a special
convert_pdf page for every page.
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Chris Lee
lee@mediawaveonline.com
""Matthew M. Boulter"" <cmdmatb@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message news:001401c0de03$31ff3190$bc2886cb@enki...
Heya guys, I've just started to play with PDFLib v3 and was primarily experimenting to enable
me to produce PDF versions of our HTML files on demand. I.e., like some sites have a 'Print
this article' button, I want a 'Make a PDF' button.
I played with PDFLib and saw that to get text on the page you can use several functions (like
PDF_show...) however I was wondering if I can avoid having to write a specific module for each type
of PDF file I want to make. My pages I want to produce as PDF can have complex tables, pictures and
lots of text. Is there anyway I can send the contents of say the output buffer containing a
completed <HTML>...</HTML> document to PDFLib or ClibPDF?
Like the way in the full Adobe Acrobat 4 software the 'Open Web Page' function.
Thanks in advance,
Matty.