Printing with jdk1.4 ... resizing printable region

I am printing a Graphics2D object. I am able to print my Graphics2D object but the problem is that the printable area is a lot smaller then the page size. There is a huge border around the page to which i cannot print. I need to make this area smaller. I am using the methods
pf.getImageableX() and pf.getImageabley() where pf is the PageFormat object. I have reset these values
and the printer wont print outside the original values. any help on this would be gratefully appreciated.

try to call
pf.getImageableWidth() and
pf.getImageableHeight()
and u can set the page setup by calling the dialog for that:
new PrinterJob.pageDialog(pf);
Kasem

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Printing with jdk1.4

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If anybody has tried printing in Java with jdk1.4 please let me know. I want to print contents of a file.
U can reach me at [email protected]
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Hey Java Gurus,
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