Questions About Printing in Java

Alright, I've been looking at the Java printing API. I like it, it's nice. I've got a drag-and-drop workspace that the user wants to print, so I just use m_workspace.paint(Graphics) on the print Graphics object to paint the workspace onto the page. Very nice.
Here's the issue. I want to fit as many workspaces on a page as is possible. Now, with a Graphics2D object, I can call a couple of methods to get its height and width. I need to be able to determine the height and width of the Graphics object that the printer hands me. Here are the questions as best as I can describe them:
* Is it possible to find the height and width of a Graphics object? How else can you determine a Graphics object's coordinate range?
* When the Printable interface is given a Graphics object on which to print, does the Graphcis object represent the whole page or just the printable area of the page?
* The PageFormat class provides methods for determining the height and width as well as the printable height and width of a page in 72nds of an inch. How does one determine the intended printing resolution (dpi) of the print job? If this cannot be done, how is it possible to determine the size of the page in pixels?
I'd really appreciate help with this as fast as it can be mustered. This program needs to be completed by Friday morning and I'm clueless as to the Java printing interface.
Thanks for any time you've spent reading this and the time you may spend answering it. :) Best wishes!

After perusing the many books of one of my coworkers, I think I have good reason to believe the following:
* Printing with the Printable interface is always at a resolution of 72dpi (1 pixel per point).
* The Graphics object passed to print(...) represents a pixel space equal to the number of points of each dimension of the imageable area of the page.
Can anyone with experience with Java printing confirm these conclusions?

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Since JTextArea is a descendant of JTextComponent all you need is :
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java.text.MessageFormat footer = null; // footer to print null or text
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you can put this into a separate thread so it doesn't stall the application
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and let JTextComponent do the print handling for you.
(print method is inherited for most swing components such as JTextArea etc, look in the API)

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I have a new canon ip 6700d printer and was wondering if when I print from a raw photo in lightroom am I printing in the pro photo rgb color space? Bob

>I let lightroom manage my printing and my question was..Does lightroom print my raw photo in pro photo rgb color space or another color space?????? Bob
No. It only sends prophotoRGB to the driver when you select "managed by printer" The printer driver should then translate to its own icc profile. If you set draft mode printing, Lightroom sends adobeRGB data. But most importantly, if you let Lightroom manage color by selecting a profile, it sends data in the printing profile. The latter is the preferred method for the best output, but some printer drivers on some OS/printer combinations choke on that, so be aware.

Really quick question about printing a book

hello,
always asking questions... but you people on these forums are super nice and smart....
if i should upload the pictures to iphoto to print a book should i export the pictures as AdobeRGB 1998 or ProPhotoRGB .jpegs????
the website only says jpegs..... what would my best choice be.....????
answers are appreciated and thank you in advance

Yes - do not use Adobe RGB - sRGB is correct
and test a few photos - some people have had problems importing Lightroom edited photos into iPhoto
LN

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