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Dany Posted - Jul 25 2018 : 08:48:49
Hello!

I tried to find how do I control the way images are printed on PDF pages when I savetofile(xx.pdf).

As I see, by default each image is printed on a separated page, with a fullwidth or fullheight effect. But I want to print (like a photo album) 2 or 3 pict on each page.

Is it possible?

Thank you!
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xequte Posted - Aug 24 2018 : 02:02:10
I have attached the new PDF Builder demo. It will need some slight modifications to use in v8.0.1.

attach/xequte/2018824224_PDFBuilder2.zip
15.97 KB

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
xequte Posted - Jul 29 2018 : 16:15:44
Hi

Yes, I'll try to get a TIEPDFBuilder demo into 8.0.2.


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
Dany Posted - Jul 26 2018 : 08:19:25
Sorry, but I was reading the source code for SaveToFilePDF method and it seems it is not so complicated to print more than one image on each page. There you are resampling by default to fit each image in a page; I will try to build my own method with TIEPDFBuilder.
xequte Posted - Jul 25 2018 : 15:41:35
Hi Dany

Yes, you can use the PDF exporting functionality of 8.0.0. ImageEn can export layers (including text, images and shapes) as a PDF file page. Try running the Layers_AllTypes demo and using View > As PDF file.



Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com