Starco
Wed 14 September 2005, 07:04 pm GMT +0200
Is there any way to print with flash?
billy
Wed 2 November 2005, 11:34 pm GMT +0100
go to file and then print
simple lol
simple lol
Nikolas
Thu 3 November 2005, 09:19 am GMT +0100
I don't think she mean that.
The issue is how to print from your swf
The issue is how to print from your swf
Valkyrie
Mon 27 March 2006, 11:59 pm GMT +0200
export to eps (adobe illustrator) or an image file and print from there. I think its the only way from flash.
jonathanober
Tue 28 March 2006, 05:23 am GMT +0200
unless of e you are talking about flash paper which is great for having pdfs right in your flash document perfect for viewing and printing from your application.
Valkyrie
Tue 28 March 2006, 10:05 am GMT +0200
What is flash paper? Is it a printing media or s-thing else? Never heard of it .
jonathanober
Tue 28 March 2006, 05:13 pm GMT +0200
Think of flash paper as looking like adobe's pdf, but it's placed in your flash movie. it can be an external file that is just called up by a movie clip...
go here http://macromedia.com/software/flashpaper/?promoid=BINU there is a great little promo movie and tons of text that you can find, and the great thing about flash paper is once you buy it, like 79 bucks or so, you have the icon on your desktop or anywhere you want it, all you have to do is drag and drop the file you want to convert, save it out or send it in an email and you are done.
you save it as flash paper, if you want to convert it to something that can be viewed in a webpage, without pdf viewer...which is nice, because as long as your end user has flash player 6r65 or higher, they can view and print from flash paper.
really nice.
if you want to learn more beyond what is on macromedias site, i can walk you through it, let me know.
jonathan
go here http://macromedia.com/software/flashpaper/?promoid=BINU there is a great little promo movie and tons of text that you can find, and the great thing about flash paper is once you buy it, like 79 bucks or so, you have the icon on your desktop or anywhere you want it, all you have to do is drag and drop the file you want to convert, save it out or send it in an email and you are done.
you save it as flash paper, if you want to convert it to something that can be viewed in a webpage, without pdf viewer...which is nice, because as long as your end user has flash player 6r65 or higher, they can view and print from flash paper.
really nice.
if you want to learn more beyond what is on macromedias site, i can walk you through it, let me know.
jonathan