Printing of the image having size larger that selected page

What i have to do is to print a Diagram that may have very large size like Posters or BluePrint of Buldings through my printer.
mean when i give cmd to print it print the some part of the diagram in one page then next in next page and so on until whole diagram is drawn .

Sandy10 wrote:
What i have to do is to print a Diagram that may have very large size like Posters or BluePrint of Buldings through my printer.
mean when i give cmd to print it print the some part of the diagram in one page then next in next page and so on until whole diagram is drawn .I'm not sure this is really a Java question.
When I print to my printer, one of the options I can give it when the print dialog comes up is "Fit to page". It's possible that you can make that the default, but I suspect it will be printer-specific.
HIH
Winston

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1. You didn't bother to reply to the three responses on [url https://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=10061953#10061953]your earlier thread
2. You didn't bother to read the announcements at the top of each forum listing to learn how to post code.
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