Printing Source Code

Hello,
I know this question is not exactly an actionscript 3.0
coding question, but its related to it and I didn't see the point
in posting in the general flash forum because a lot of people there
not ever use actionscript, so by putting it here I thought everyone
doing actionscript would see it.
Anyway enough jibberish....
I am needing to print out my source code for a university
submission which requires that I print hard copies of my source
code to hand in along with my portfolio.
I have searched flash high and low and even tried the help
docs but I don't seem to be able to do this.
I know I could copy and paste the code into something like
Scite or Notepad but I either lose the code colouring which I have
set or the text looks very very ugly.
Does anyone know how I can do this direct from flash?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you and sorry if this post should not be put in this
forum.
Lee

In your actions panel, top right corner, just below where you
close there is a little 'button' with 3 lines and a tiny arrow
pointing down. Click that, and you'll see the Print option in the
drop down.

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JLundan,
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Regards

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hoham wrote:
byte[] bytes2 = xlsReport.toByteArray();
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navigation sidebar where the source code tab and the check_cs5.css are
under the index.html tab, and have to use this one to be able to
continue with the setup. I would like to know if it possible to
retrieve this side bar and how?
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I am working on a java swing based application. We used a third party API for JTable for showing some data in a table format and also for printing function. As of now print button is printing the whole table being shown in the application. Our new requirement of printing is �Users don�t want to print all the columns being shown in the application and they wanted to have print of columns whatever they would like to see�.
The above requirement can be fulfilled if I can have a copy of the existing table. Unfortunately we don�t have the source code of the table being shown in the application as we are using 3rd party libraries. Had the source code been there I could have implemented cloneable interface or proto type pattern.
Can some body help me how can I create a copy of the existing table? Basically the high level approach I thought of is create a new object of the table class and copy the properties/attributes of the existing table to the new table object. But I don�t know what attributes should be copied so that I can have the copy of the original table and how to construct (code) this new table.
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I m having problems in printing my source code . I use emacs as a text editor. Is there any settings that need to be made before printing . Because when i try to print it didn't print my whole code. And when i try to print it from some where else it gives me error saying printer not found on LPT1. Is it something about the port or what. Plz tell me about it ASAP , because i need to submit my project.
Bye
Waiting for reply

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Ming
Developer Technical Support
http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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Dear All,
I have referred the following link to print QR code as a post script:
http://scn.sap.com/people/robert.russell/blog/2010/10/25/barcodes-in-sap-with-the-barcode-writer-in-pure-postscript
While printing my SAP Script/ SMARTFORM output on any printer, if I specify output device as ZBWIPP then QR code is being printed perfectly, but barcodes (Which are already there in script and are expected to be there) are not being printed at all. When the output is printed without specifying any output device, then only barcodes are being printed and not the QR code.
I have tried adding print controls ZBW01, ZBW02, ZBW09 and ZBW91 to the output type of printer, even then QR code is not being printed.
I request your advice and help on how to get QR code and barcodes printed together. Thank you.
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Kartik
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Hi Karthik,
I have a requirement to
1) Output data from an internal table into excel, and
2) Create a chart from the data in excel
So far I have been able to export the data using OLE calls, created a chart object,.
My question:
1. How to put Data Lables
2. How to put Data Table under the Chart
3. How to rename the series names.
Below is the recorded Macro. I don't know how to convert it to ABAP.
Sub Macro1()
ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddChart.Select
ActiveChart.ChartType = xlColumnClustered
Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Range("B1:E4")
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Name = "=Sheet2!$A$2"
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(2).Name = "=Sheet2!$A$3"
ActeChart.SeriesCollection(3).Name = "=Sheet2!$A$4"
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End Sub
I have attached the current output and expected output.
I have searched about this in google but i could not find any solution for this.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Current Output:
Expected Output:
I hope that I have explained my query clearly.
Thanks,
Lakshmi.

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