Documentation for exporting apex page to Word or PDF

Hi,
Do you know of any examples or documentation for exporting several regions on an APEX page to either a word doc or a pdf? I have tried using the report print functionality but it's not quite robust enough and I can only do one report.
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Forrest

Hi -
Not sure if I've understood your requirement but I'll guess that you have multiple reports or other items on a page and you want to generate 1 report with values from all regions...
If that's the case the approach I would take:
1) Configure either BI Publisher or Apache FOP printing.
2) Define a Report Query and Layout under shared components that pulls in all the data you require.
3) Call the new report from a button on the page.
You can find docs for all of this on apex.oracle.com, look for "Configure PDF Printing".
Good luck.

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