Export frame as EPS from the web

I've done quite a bit of research on the subject and looked
at various tutorials. I keep running into brick walls.
Here was one for exporting as a JPEG.
http://www.sephiroth.it/tutorials/flashPHP/print_screen/index.php
This might work if not for the fact I need the exported file
for print. Low resolution jpegs probably won't cut it.
The images won't be complex. Line art mostly. Seems if I
could export the frame as a vector based image I'd be alright.
Can anyone here possibly point me in the right
direction?

Maybe AlivePDF will help, did you try it?
http://alivepdf.org/
AlivePDF is an open-source ActionScript 3 (Flash, Flex, AIR) PDF generation library ported from the FPDF PHP project.
It allows you to generate PDF's 100% client-side.

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