mcmahan@netcom.UUCP (Dave Mc Mahan) (03/28/90)
I wish to know if there is a way to print a large bitmap (800x700x3) to the printer using the standard preferences printer. I have tried using the example in RKM Version 1.1, but all I can get is a dump of the current screen. Is there a way to fake out the graphics driver by defining a view in software that is never actually showed but has the proper pointers set to my Custom BitMap? -dave
WIL_B@tudera.tudelft.nl ("wil.v.d.broek") (03/28/90)
Q from Dave Mc Mahan 28 mar 90 A Try using SCREENX in the PD (fish ..) author ?? ScreenX let you select a window, type a filename or select the printer and you have a IFF-file. It displays also the time and sits in the WB bar. Success Wil van den Broek at WIL_B@TUDERA.TUDELFT.NL
usenet@cps3xx.UUCP (Usenet file owner) (03/28/90)
In article <10070@netcom.UUCP> mcmahan@netcom.UUCP (Dave Mc Mahan) writes: > >I wish to know if there is a way to print a large bitmap (800x700x3) to the >printer using the standard preferences printer. I have tried using the >example in RKM Version 1.1, but all I can get is a dump of the current screen. >Is there a way to fake out the graphics driver by defining a view in software >that is never actually showed but has the proper pointers set to my Custom >BitMap? > -dave Additionally, is there a way to print graphics without actually generating a graphics screen? For example, I might want to have text printable with any of the fonts available (a la Notebook). Or just I just invest in the RKM's? (If so, which one(s)?) /\ from / \_________________________________ / /\ Chris Dailey, Amiga Enthusiast / \ \ \___dailey@cpsin1.cps.msu.edu___/ \ / \/